I am proud to say that I was born in the Northland of Kansas City where I spent most of my early childhood. Around the time I turned nine, we moved out of state, where I was able to experience Utah and North Dakota before returning home to spend my high school years attending Hickman Mills, in southern KC.

Upon graduation I decided to continue my education locally and spent the next four years attending the University of Missouri-Columbia where I received my BA in Psychology. Once I completed my bachelor’s, I decided to attend Villanova University in Pennsylvania where I earned a master’s degree in Criminal Justice.

From that point, I decided that I wanted to serve and protect my country by becoming an Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent, where I’ve served faithfully for twenty years.

In 2012, I made the decision to become a real estate agent and have been successfully balancing them together for nearly nine years. While having two full-time careers is definitely hard work, I love the challenge and reward of both and plan to continue my real estate career after my retirement from ICE.

In 2019, I married the love of my life and the most beautiful woman I’ve ever laid eyes on, Stephanie Terrell. She has been my backbone and the inspiration needed to continually improve myself and those around me. Together, we have four children who are all very close in age. My stepdaughter, McKenna Sosna, is a sophomore at Park Hill High School as well as a starting guard on the girls’ varsity basketball team (let’s go Lady Trojans!).

Even though I’m not an alumnus of Park Hill, I care deeply about educating our children and giving them every opportunity available to become the best and brightest they can be. I want to work with the school board to reign in the governmental overreach hindering our parents’ rights and raise the district’s achievement standards to create a lasting and effective path to success for our students.

With your help and support, we can improve our school facilities, curriculum, and overall culture to make Park Hill a leader not only among the state of Missouri, but the entire Nation. I would encourage each of you to also get involved locally as we are meant to be a government of the People, for the People, by the People. The Patriots of America have been silent for far too long and it is time the establishment hear us roar!

April 5th, 2022, is voting day for Park Hill School Board – make sure you get out to vote and remember to bring at least 5 fellow Patriots to the polls with you!

God bless you, all – and God bless America!