I come from
working people.

Where I come from

One of my grandfathers was a master electrician — a proud union man who wired buildings for a living and taught me that skilled work, done right, is something to stand behind.

My other grandfather was a World War II veteran. He didn't say much about it, but he carried the kind of quiet discipline that ends up shaping a whole family.

My father spent his career in the union too — a lineman with FPL / NextEra Energy, one of the people who climb the poles in the middle of the storm so everyone else has power. I grew up middle class, watching exactly what hard work, a steady paycheck, and a protected family look like.

How I got here

I went on to become a financial professional — years spent in the markets and in commercial real estate, learning how money actually works, how families build wealth, and where it quietly slips away.

Eventually I realized the highest use of all of it wasn't a trade or a deal. It was sitting at a kitchen table with a family like mine and making sure that if the worst happened, they'd keep the house, the kids would stay in school, and no one would have to start a fundraiser to bury someone they love.

Why these families

First responders. Veterans. Union members. Teachers. The people everyone else depends on — and who are too often told their 'benefits' have them covered when the fine print says otherwise.

I serve them because they're my people. I'm dual-licensed in insurance and real estate, which means I look at your whole financial picture, not just one policy. No pressure, no jargon — just a straight conversation about protecting what you've built.

I'm not here to sell you the biggest policy. I'm here to make sure your family is okay if you're not there. That's the whole job.