About me

Father of 3, retired U.S. Air Force Senior Master Sergeant with over twenty years of service in aircraft maintenance, logistics, and strategic operations across the Pacific.

After retiring, I transitioned into civilian life here in Hawaiʻi, where I’m pursuing my master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I’m also a Registered Behavioral Technician working with local schools to support students with special needs.

My passion is helping people build resilience, find purpose, and strengthen our island communities through truth, accountability, and empathy.

Expertise
I specialize in leadership, mental health counseling, and behavioral intervention.

My experience spans from high-pressure military logistics to hands-on work in education and mental health. I focus on clear communication, ethical leadership, and practical solutions that bridge gaps between policy, psychology, and community.

Whether it’s developing stress-management programs, supporting students, or building local advocacy projects like Hawaiʻi News Hoku, I bring both precision and heart to every mission.