BIO

I spend 22 years on active duty with the United States Coast Guard, retiring in 2001. I returned to work with the United States Coast Guard in a civilian capacity in 2004, working as a Search and Rescue Controller at Coast Guard Sector Charleston, and now hold the position of Lead Command Center Controller and have 17 years of civilian service. I consider it an honor and privilege to continue to serve the United States Coast Guard, and this great nation. Semper Paratus!

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Why am I doing this?

I have been involved with PGA HOPE for 3 years and find it to be one of the greatest things that I have been involved with. It gives me a chance to enjoy comradery with other veterans and introduce them to the great game of golf. Playing in the 100 Holes for HOPE is a way I can give back to this great organization that takes care of those veterans that struggle with life's problems, PTSD, other personal struggles and provides "golf therapy" for us all. I can't thank the PGA R and PGA HOPE enough for all they do!