I was a kid from St. Louis, Missouri with the life expectancy of only 16-21 years, with the odds of my life ending in jail, drugs or death. I chose not to go that route. When I was a teenager my dad taught me the importance of researching the good, the bad and the ugly of our history so that I could learn from it. He taught me the importance of thinking for myself and making the choice to break the stereotype that has been laid out for us for decades; to be the man my wife can depend on; the man my daughter could love; the man my son could look up to. 

    Today I am in my 30s, living in the home that I own with my incredible wife Nicole, where we are raising our son Tanner, our daughter Remy and our 4 dogs. I work hard to live my American Dream and it is time to stand up for our kids to preserve that same opportunity for them.

I work hard in the mud to support my family. Let me get muddy for yours!