Personal BackgroundI grew up in a military family. My Grandfather served during World War II as a pilot in the United States Air Force, my Father served in the United States Navy, and I served and fought in Desert Storm in the United States Army. Through my family life, and later on my military life, I learned respect and discipline. I learned that the one thing you always have in this world is your word. Once that means nothing, it’s hard to get it back.I spent four years in the military, with one of them being in Iraq. I was in a Reconnaissance Unit with the 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment. I took lives, but I also lost friends and bled for my country. I had two Bradley vehicles shot up from under me, took shrapnel, but learned to Adapt and Overcome no matter what the situation. The one thing that you can never make people understand is the feeling of being in formation, in front of a pair of boots and a rifle stuck in the ground, in a country far from home, and the roll call of friends that wouldn’t be coming back home read out loud. This, I learned what the words Honor, Courage, and Loyalty really meant. These are the words I live my life and my work ethic by.Professional BackgroundI have a background in Long Term Pharmacy of 14 years. I worked in the Wound Care Claims department, and for the last 11 years, moved up into the role of providing important Customer Service to customers, while providing important Customer Retention for the company. For the last 2 years, I have moved into the position of Account Executive Manager, which has expanded my role over the accounts from everything to renegotiation of contracts to keeping the customers for life. This has expanded my knowledge of all aspects of the pharmacy business.