About

A Life of Service. A Vision for Hope. A Campaign for Change.

Brian isn’t a politician. He’s a neighbor, a parent, a veteran, and a relentless optimist who still believes our Nation can live up to its potential.

Born into a military family, Brian grew up with a deep understanding of duty and sacrifice. For 16 years, he served honorably as a Field Medic in the United States Armed Forces, deploying with units across the globe. That service ended in disability, but not in defeat. Instead, it sparked a new mission: to serve his community and country in a new way — through public leadership grounded in compassion, courage, and common sense.

Now, as a husband, a father of three, and a lifelong volunteer in community-based organizations, Brian sees firsthand the challenges American families face. Rising costs, stagnant wages, healthcare crises, and political gridlock — all while trust in our government fades.

He gets it — because he lives it.

Brian is running as an independent because the two-party system has failed us. Again and again, it has chosen special interests, corporate donors, and partisan games over people. Whether it’s backroom deals or divisive rhetoric, the result is the same: families struggling while Washington D.C. spins its wheels.

He believes it's time to break the cycle.

What Brian Stands For

• People Over Parties
  He answers only to the people — not party bosses, not big donors, and not ideological extremes.

• Decency and Dialogue
  We won’t heal this nation by shouting past each other. Brian believes in building bridges, not burning them.

• Dignity for All
  Whether it's fighting for veterans, workers, families, or marginalized communities, Brian will always stand up for those in need.

• A Better Future for Our Kids
  The decisions we make today should build a better tomorrow. Both strategic and tactical thinking are required.  That means education reform and economic fairness.

Why Hope Matters

Brian knows we don’t live in an ideal world but that doesn't mean we should just accept what we are dealt.  He still believes in the basic goodness of people — that most of us are just trying to make it through, take care of our loved ones, and leave the world a little better than we found it.  

He doesn’t claim to have all the answers. He’s made mistakes, and he owns them. He strives — and sometimes fails — to live by the values he holds dear, including the Scout Oath and Law. But he keeps showing up. Because that’s what service looks like.

This isn’t about left vs. right. It’s about right vs. wrong.

If you’re tired of being ignored, tired of being used, tired of being afraid of the future — join Brian in building something better. Together, we can reclaim our independence. Together, we can rebuild trust. Together, we can bring hope back to the halls of power.