I was born in Lexington and grew up on the Fayette/Jessamine county line. We were a small business family doing whatever it took to survive. My dad was an Army officer on active duty during “Gulf War I” under Four Star General Norman Schwarzkopf Jr. He is a former drill sergeant, and from an early age, my brother and I were taught that work is where money comes from. We worked hard, except on Sundays, when we would attend Southland Christian Church. Growing up in residential construction/remodeling, I was blessed with the opportunity to learn various trade skills. I graduated high school from Lexington Christian Academy and I met my wife, Paige, in the Equine Management Program at Asbury University. We started a horse training, boarding, and lesson business with the goal of training horses, and people, through equine assisted activities. With a love for Wilmore and background in residential remodeling, we purchased a 110 year old home that desperately needed a complete overhaul and went to work. Around that time, I began regularly attending city council meetings. I was nominated to be on the board of adjustments and, a few years later, offered a spot on the planning commission. I’ve always felt a sense of duty to serve my country and my community, and I would be honored to have your continued support.

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