Hi:

I was born and raised by nominal Catholic parents in Pittsburgh, PA. I attended two different Universities, graduating with a degree in Accounting from Indiana University of PA.

One year, before graduating, I capped a two year hunger and thirst for reality by attending a non-denominational campus fellowship and surrendering my life to the Lord Jesus Christ.

My family pretty much blew off any desire to embrace spiritual depth and reality, and working with YoungLife led me to Colorado in the fall of 1979.

I have been a citizen of CO almost entirely since then, with the exception of a brief 3 1/2 years in Texas (1984-1987).

I have been involved in Republican precinct, county and state conventions since 1986 in both Texas and Colorado.

There is much to do to restore our country to its constitutional foundations. I believe we must always keep a clear view history, and examine the present in light of where we were, where we are, and how it is best to get where we want to be.

One of my favorite quotes? "This Constitution is designed for a moral and religious people, and is wholly unsuitable for any other". John Adams

Answer to key question to liberals who eschew religion in the Public Square:

Our government is almost entirely guided by secular humanism, which is a religion in and of itself, according to our SCOTUS. Liberals are either misinformed, deceived or lying to say anything different.