About Me
I am a lifelong learner, reader, and writer who believes deeply in ethics, integrity, and personal responsibility. 

I have always been curious about why people think the way they do and how everyday choices shape our lives, our communities, and the world around us. That curiosity continues to guide how I read, write, and stay engaged with current events, history, and the people I meet. 

Like many, I find the current moment in our country challenging and, at times, unsettling. It has reinforced my belief in the importance of character, honesty, and thoughtful reflection. Rather than turning away, I try to stay informed and remain grounded in the values that have guided my life. 

For many years my focus was providing for my family. I worked hard, often holding two jobs, so that my wife, Ann, could stay home and care for our five children. Those years were shaped by responsibility, sacrifice, and a commitment to doing what was right.

Ann passed away in 2017 and her loss marked a turning point in my life. From that moment on, I began living more intentionally and on my own terms. 

Today, I spend my time reading, writing, and staying engaged with the world. I enjoy history, current events, and sports—especially Notre Dame—and I am rarely without a book or a letter in progress. I continue to reach out where I can, offering practical help, encouragement, and support. 

Everything I share here comes from a simple desire to be helpful and to leave the world a little better than I found it.