My Journey:
I am a direct descendent of a number of unique American historical individuals, both male and female. A gradual education of my ancestors over time, has developed a very personal historical perspective of the world around me. From Jamestown Native American roots, to the American Civil War, to Nashville’s first public school free lunch program, my families DNA is widespread, in the state of Tennessee alone, for 8 generations.
In 1982, my aviation flight training immersed me in computer technology, on one of the most technologically advanced airplanes at the time: The P-3 Orion. My military experience also developed a deep interest in world history, since just about every dangerous mission had some roots in the distant past.
As an early adopter of desktop publishing, with the first generation Mac, I now have decades of experience in computer assisted visual design. From there, the path has led me to Virtual Reality which, in my opinion, is a paradigm shift in play right now. As a former Nashville Metropolitan Historical Commission member and former president of a Nashville based battlefield preservation organization, I have a passion for saving historical structures and real estate. As a Certified Google Street View photographer, I now have the ability to preserve the places I cherish in Virtual Reality – forever. This is what I do.
Specialties:
Integrated Marketing Consulting, Web Design, Graphic Design and VR Production. I am a Certified Trusted Google Street View / Business View photographer. I shoot & produce 360º Augmented Virtual Tours. Vanderbilt Leadership Council. Former Belmont University Alumni Board of Directors. Former Metro Historical Commission. Served as an officer in the U.S. Navy and the Tennessee Air National Guard. U.S Air Medal – Bosnian UNHCR 1994. 
Education:
- United States Navy – Lieutenant Commander – Naval Flight Officer – Aviation Officer Candidate School 1982
- United States Navy – Inter-service Undergraduate Navigation School 1988
- Belmont University – BBA, Business Management 1982