I was born in Dallas and raised in Forney, TX. I ran Cross Country in Highschool, was an active participant in combat sports, like JiuJistu and Tae-Kwon-Do, and enjoyed Sport Shooting and Hunting. After high school I joined the Marine Corps as a Welder and got married to Brianna Oberle. I spent three years of my enlistment in Okinawa, Japan, rose to the rank of Corporal before the end of my enlistment and was awarded Sergeant after enlistment. After the Marines, I began working as… Show more I was born in Dallas and raised in Forney, TX. I ran Cross Country in Highschool, was an active participant in combat sports, like JiuJistu and Tae-Kwon-Do, and enjoyed Sport Shooting and Hunting. After high school I joined the Marine Corps as a Welder and got married to Brianna Oberle. I spent three years of my enlistment in Okinawa, Japan, rose to the rank of Corporal before the end of my enlistment and was awarded Sergeant after enlistment. After the Marines, I began working as a CNC Plasma Operator at a Caldwell, TX based fabrication facility named Bednar Welding and Machining. I worked there for a year and half until the birth of my son and a family member’s sudden decline in health. My wife and I quit our jobs, moved to Forney, TX and I started attending Trinity Valley Community College and attained an Associate's in Architectural Design and membership into the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. I am now enrolled full-time at Texas A&M Commerce in pursuit of his Bachelors in Technology Management while also increasing his knowledge on the Real Estate process. A little about me personally, I love all things firearm related, so don't be shy and bring it up if you see me, I love to work out and build myself, physically and mentally, I find myself to be extremely blessed to have made the mistakes I've made and be where I am today and I attribute my successes in Life to God and to my Wife and children. I look forward to working with you all in Real Estate and being the embodiment of Motivation, Intensity, and Success for you. Show less

Kept over 350 Marines up to date on their Fiscal and Calendar Year training.