St Louis was a gorgeous city where I was surprised to have the best cajun food ever. The Arch has a special place in my heart, and is a mandatory visit whenever I am back East.

A gorgeous property getting a new driveway courtesy of Seal Right, this shoot was used for commercials and social media content.

While working on numerous training videos and overhauls for Crew, I took to the skies with my drone for good B-roll footage.

On a trip back to my childhood home in Colorado, I stopped by to admire and photograph Empower Field. While I often wish we had Manning back- Bo Nix looks to be promising a bright future…

The skies proved great for real-estate photos, and helping out my amazing realtor. It provided a great way to travel around Indiana, meet new people, and photograph some gorgeous homes.

Having grown up in Florida for a good chunk of my life, Destin is home to many memories. After a quick stop at Dewey Destin’s for seafood, I took a walk on the bridge for some flight time.

Red Rocks, one of the most prestigious music venues on the planet. My father used to attend shows here in the 70’s and 80’s, and I am honored to say I’ve attended some as well.

Indianapolis remains my favorite metro-area of all that I have visited, and it really shines at night. At a friends apartment, we launched my drone from the balcony and got some shots.

Careful planning went into my Tiny House, at only 240 sq ft, I meticulously measured every inch to accommodate a shocking amount of furniture and necessities, all on one level.

Utilizing my drone, along with internet tools, I created my own setbacks and architectural plans to provide to the county. It’s been fun watching everything develop both on the ground and in the air.

My first home was in need of updating and repair. From green shag carpet, to rotting floorboards and a leaky well, this old home was far from Mid Century Modern, and needed a lot of love.

After painstakingly updating the bathroom, my only regret is that I didn’t get to enjoy the it longer before I sold my first house.

As any young teenager proves, my Cutlass was in need of body work from both pre-existing blemishes, and some that were definitely not my fault.

Seeing as Indiana winters did not agree with my Cutlass, I sought an older 4×4 OBS Chevy, and began making it mine.

After a lengthy process of stripping the entire interior of my truck, I bedlined every square inch to make a durable and easy to clean surface for any off-road adventures I found myself on. Topped off with a custom welded front bumper and winch, I had lots of great adventures with Thor…

Perhaps my favorite car, I was the proud owner of a Cadillac ELR. Coincidentally one of GM’s biggest flops, this plug-in hybrid electric coupe never failed to turn heads and spark conversations. Both fortunately and unfortunately, the car was totaled and saved my life in an accident in 2022.

My crowning professional achievement. Unfortunately due to very strict security protocols and an NDA for our specific project, I have no pictures of my team at Alorica. However, I am in close contact with many to this day.

As a young 18 year old, I was anxious to be selected to attend my first black-tie corporate event. I still remember the food and great speeches, as well as my mentor who helped develop me to accept such an honor.

In addition to networking, our IAA events were not light on fun. I met many great people and mentors, AND lasted a surprising amount of time for my first bull ride.

Crew was no stranger to amazing events. A close partnership with Top Golf and our annual Associate of the Year dinners proved a great time to make memories as a close-knit team.

Crew always allowed us to dress up for Halloween, and we took full advantage. I always enjoyed seeing team members come in with amazing and funny costumes, and it contributed to a great atmosphere.

As I learned at Cumberland, my boss often allowed me to take over managerial duties. If he ever went on PTO I always made sure to send him photos and let him know that his desk was going to be mine someday.

While bomb defusal is not my specialty, navigating a massive maze of hydraulics and electrical wires proved invaluable to staying organized and ensuring maximum accuracy under stress when items broke and time was of the essence.

My time at Crew provided an invaluable opportunity to mentor and develop many bright and young all-stars. We truly were a tight-knit family, and I am still close to many of my Crewmates years later.