For four decades, my life's work revolved around nurturing and rehabilitating abused, neglected, and abandoned children. While the circumstances were often heart-wrenching, it was deeply fulfilling to forge bonds with these youngsters and play a part in shaping their brighter futures. In 2012, I transitioned from my role as President/CEO of the same organization, stepping into a new realm - the insurance landscape.
This time, my focus shifted to aiding seniors in navigating the intricate world of insurance. Without hesitation, I pursued health and life insurance licenses in Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio. I've found that my role as an insurance representative parallels my prior work with children - both require the art of building trust. Just as I guided children towards a better tomorrow, I now help clients prepare for unforeseen financial challenges, ultimately making their tomorrows more secure.
Proudly, I'm a Kentucky native, having called Louisville home for the past two decades alongside my wife, Mary. We are blessed with two children and three adored grandchildren. Beyond my family, I'm deeply involved in my community, serving as an elder in the Presbyterian Church USA, contributing to the Kosair Charities Advisory Council, participating on the WLKY Wednesday's Board of Directors, and holding the esteemed title of Noble in the Kosair Shrine.