When I was about 12 years old, my family had a farm outside Paducah, KY. It was there, during the early stages of my life, that I learned many valuable lessons. My parents instilled in me the desire to do my best and to honor God in all things.As I got older, I developed a passion for security and the safety of my fellow citizens. That desire led me to join the security forces in the United States Marines. After passing a couple of review boards, I was accepted into the Presidential Security Program. I was sent to Virginia for further training such as active shooter tactics, riot control, and close-quarters combat. Upon completion, I was shipped to The Marine Barracks in Washington, DC.Upon my arrival there, I was assigned to physical security of the compound. During this time, I led a squad of marines as the quick response force for the President, as well as overseeing physical access security for the Vice President. After passing an intense and extensive background check process, I was then transferred to the White House Communications Agency. While there, I continued to provide physical security, camera monitoring, and access control in support of leaders in the United States government.Upon completing my time in Washington, DC, I received orders to Camp Horno in California where I was stationed for the remainder of my contract. During this time, I spent seven months on deployment in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia where I continued training in riot control, weapons handling, and trained with a SEAL team in close-quarters combat.After six years of serving and protecting my country through security, I came back home. Blasting “Home Sweet Home” by Motley Crue, I pulled up to my childhood farm with the goal of providing this same type of security to the Paducah area.So here I am, back in my community offering the best of the best in my industry, working to provide top-of-the-line security in a way that is pleasing to God.