ABOUT
Before high school, much of my life revolved around baseball, music, and traveling throughout New England with my dad’s band. Those experiences sparked my love for creativity and taught me how to connect with people through music and storytelling. They helped shape the passion I have today for drumming, communication, and sharing honest stories that encourage others.
High school was one of the most difficult seasons of my life as I struggled deeply with my mental health and survived seven suicide attempts. During those years, music, drumming, and meaningful relationships became lifelines that helped me keep moving forward. Those experiences shaped my passion for honest conversations about mental health, resilience, and helping others feel seen and understood.
College became a turning point in my life as I attended Southeastern University and began discovering my purpose through communication and public speaking. Through sharing my story and advocating for mental health, I realized the impact that honest conversations and vulnerability can have on others. That journey continues to shape my passion for encouraging people to feel seen, heard, and valued.
Today, I work at Ferguson while continuing to pursue my passion for drumming, communication, and public speaking. I am also blessed to be engaged to my beautiful fiancée as we prepare to begin a new chapter together built on faith, purpose, and love. Through every season of life, my goal is to use my story and creativity to encourage others and help people feel seen and valued.
