IT'S NEVER ABOUT THE MONEY, BUT IT'S ALWAYS ABOUT WHAT THE MONEY CAN DO.My bio is simple.My life is about helping people.I left home at 14, completed 10th grade and joined the Air Force at 16. My education on the streets helped to compensate me for my lack of a formal education. I got into the electrical field on accident 25 years ago. I had no knowledge of the electrical field. Never having worked for anyone, the city electrical inspectors and the guys behind the supply house counters taught me the trade. Due to my wife, Michelle's marketing ability, I employed 21 electricians 18 months after I turned my first wire nut.I'm not much on having to have a title of any sort for myself, but I highly respect the title and letters that follow after other people's names.Although I greatly admire people who have done these things, there is no long list of companies I grew or turned around. Everything I have accomplished has been with the help of others.I guess if I have to write about what I feel are my strengths and values, it would narrow down to a few things. I humbly say that I strive every day to tell the truth. I always try to do what is right to the best of my understanding. I think my good common sense has helped me greatly and is a value to those around me.My passion is my wife, children, grand children and our charity that helps families with terminally ill children.