What do you do in your spare time?

Call me weird, but I enjoy doing yard work and landscaping. Honestly, if it is outside, I can usually find enjoyment doing just about anything. Working in an office setting full-time, I really appreciate the ability to still work with my hands. They can be indoor or outdoor projects, it just depends on the season.

Thank goodness I have a great estimator on staff during the day because I always underestimate the time and the cost associated with the project.

What are you most proud of?

I am most proud of my family. My patient wife is the heart of the home, keeping us focused on our faith and family. At the same time, she is an administrator at a local high school, where she works feverishly to shape young people’s lives. I have two fantastic daughters in college who both work very hard in and outside of the classroom.

It is very hard to separate family and work for me due to the love and appreciation that I have for the many members on the Trinity team. They are part of my extended family, and I enjoy going to work every day in an environment that fosters growth as an individual and as a co-worker.

What do you value most?

My faith is really important to me. It has pulled me through some really hard times in my life. I have surrounded myself with friends who help me be the best version of myself. Perfect, I am not, but I always start every day with that intention through prayer.

What is your favorite TV show?

College football is about the only thing I can sit still long enough to watch on TV.

What is something many people do not know?

I am involved in multiple charity/religious groups. It helps me to appreciate the life God has blessed me with and at the same time allows me to give back to those less fortunate.

What is one of your favorite quotes?

“To steer a boat, you need to know the direction you want to go and commit as a group that you are going to reach the destination together. One oar in the water that is not going in the same direction will cause the boat to go off course.”