My wife Barbara and I have been blessed with more than 44 years of marriage, five wonderful children, and eight grandchildren (Twins on the way)—most of whom live right here in our beloved county. I proudly served our nation for 21 years as an active-duty United States Air Force officer. After retiring in 2002, I settled in Spotsylvania and continued public service—first as a Department of Defense
contractor commuting to Northern Virginia, and later for 15 years as a DoD civilian engineer at Quantico supporting the United States Marine Corps, retiring in December 2024. I’ve been honored to serve our community as Vice Chairman of the Spotsylvania Economic Development Authority, a member of the Economic Development and Tourism Committee, the Berkeley representative on the Transportation Committee, and a former Election Chief at the John J. Wright precinct. I also serve as a deacon, treasurer, and choir director at Calvary Baptist Church, where faith, family, and service guide my life. My background includes a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and Engineering and a Master’s degree in Information Technology. From leading teams in Iraq, Kosovo, and Afghanistan to serving our neighbors here at home, I bring proven leadership, experience, and a servant’s heart as I proudly serve the Berkeley District on the Spotsylvania County Board of Supervisors.