I grew up as an Air Force brat. My Mom and I lived in Japan while my Dad did 3 tours in Vietnam as a radial reciprocating engine mechanic wrenching on A-1 Sandy forward observer aircraft. I graduated from the US Air Force Academy and crossed services into the Navy in 1983, and spent the next 33 years serving in the Special Operations community. I retired from the Navy in late 2016, and for the past 10 years worked as an independent consultant in the defense industry, concurrently participating in fulfilling partnerships in two cutting edge advanced technology companies.
I thrive on purpose, not happiness. Happiness comes and goes with the ups and downs of life, but purpose drives me. Through my Teammate Ed Maulbeck, I was introduced to a compelling way to serve the American Indian and US Military Veteran’s Communities by raising funds through the challenge this grueling motorcycle endurance test presents.
With gratitude, I will be riding for the Give to Give Foundation G2G, a special non-profit that serves the American Indian Community, US Military Veterans as well as men and women incarcerated in prisons in the US and other countries. G2G brings the cutting edge of proven neuro-science in personal transformational change through meditation as taught by the world renown Dr Joe Dispenza. Dr Joe has generously shared his hard earned knowledge for G2G to expose communities through this non-profit channel. I had the good fortune to bring Ed and his wife to G2G and ultimately, Dr Joe’s global retreat events, and he has brought me to the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge.
I ask for your support by donating to this cause to help bring more and more People together through the impactful work of this foundation and Dr Joe. All are One. Hoka Hey!
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