I am fairly familiar with Kentucky's bourbon history, love learning and sharing my knowledge, and pride myself on reliability and consistency. I've been plagued and blessed with the Army's most basic doctrine of "never pass by a deficiency." I tend to follow that belief in most things I do. My passion now is serving the homeless in Louisville. I am in the process of starting a 501C3, HomelessLouisville, to get donations for homeless camp service and to build a portable shower and clothing closet.
I completed all requirements, including getting my chauffeur license, drug screen, ride along orientations, distillery orientations, and thoroughbred education. I had my first three tours scheduled when Covid forced all distilleries to shut down.
Team member and team leader for 120 middle school students daily. I kept attendance, gradebook, wrote and taught social studies and civics curriculum, monitored students before and after school, coached football, baseball, cross country, FCA leader, Quick Recall coach, academic coordinator, and many other small daily jobs.
Honorably discharged scout with 24th ID during Desert Shield and Desert Storm, Squad leader, vehicle commander
I did tours at Ft. Bliss with the 3rd Armored Calvary, and the 2nd Infantry Division on the DMZ in South Korea
Proficient in English, used to speaking in public, I was in a few plays in college and am a bit of a ham, love Kentucky and its favorite spirit!
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