I was born and raised in Deltona Florida and served in the Army for 6 years, deploying to Somalia for “Operation Restore Hope”, Egypt for “Brightstar 94” and Haiti for “Operation Uphold Democracy”.  After leaving the service, I spent 2 years as a Probation Officer in Gainesville, GA before returning to my roots in Florida.
 
I attended Daytona Beach Community College and served as the National Emergency Grant Coordinator for the One-Stop Career Center, Center for Business Excellence, to provide recovery assistance after the 2004 hurricanes.  After the grant ended, I became a Welfare Transition Case Manager and then Assistant to the One-Stop Career Center Program Manager. 

In July 2007, I was hired by NCPRS as a Program Manager, a wonderful career move.  Not only do I love my job, I love the staff, our customers, and the opportunity to work again with the military. I also work with our wonderful Race Against Drugs Spokespersons, and the Boys and Girls Clubs.  Everyone I work with, in some way, touches the lives of our future.  What a WONDERFUL feeling.  I look forward to meeting and working with you.  If you ever need anything, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Spending time with my family, traveling, surfing (wakes and waves), fishing, camping, photography, dirt biking, snorkeling, home projects, plants, reading, being happy and living life.