There’s something different about Middlesex County.

Long before I ever wore the uniform of a Marine or served this community, Middlesex was already a place shaped by sacrifice, resilience, and service. From the watermen who built lives on the Chesapeake Bay, to generations of families who protected their traditions and values, this county has always stood for something bigger than itself.

Middlesex is not a place people rush through. It’s a place people choose.

The history here runs deep — from colonial Virginia and the maritime heritage of the Rappahannock River, to the legacy of Marines like Lewis ‘Chesty’ Puller, whose home and final resting place remain here in Middlesex County.

Like many Marines, I understand what it means to dedicate your life to service, leadership, and protecting others. Those same values are what drew me to this community.

This county still believes in neighbor helping neighbor. It still values integrity, hard work, faith, family, and service. That matters.

While I may not have been born here, Middlesex became home because of the people, the culture, and the values that make this county special.

I’m running for Sheriff because I believe Middlesex deserves leadership that respects its history, protects its future, and serves every citizen with honor and accountability.

This community has given so much to my family and me. Serving it is not politics to me — it’s personal.