Q.  What is the best thing about living in your community?

A. It’s really hard to narrow it down to just one thing. The people here truly make the

difference—they give their time, talent, and resources so generously, and there’s a

strong sense of community, great churches, and meaningful career opportunities.

And on any given day, what you love most about living here can change—plus, we

might just have the best golf course in the state.

Q. What is your favorite memory or event about McCook?

A. The first time I attended the Ron Coleman Memorial Horserace, I was blown away—it’s an incredible event. A few years later, I accidentally honked the horn on our golf cart

during a quiet moment, which is... memorable for a completely different reason! 

Q. What excites you when you think about the future of your community?

A. What really stands out to me is how engaged people are—especially the next generation.

There are a lot of talented individuals already involved in service organizations,

leadership programs, and community activities, and that gives me a lot of

confidence in where we’re headed.

Q. What do you hope to accomplish being part of MCFF?

A. I just want to give back to a community that has given so much to my wife and me. Being part of MCFF is a great way to do that, and it’s very fulfilling to know I can play even a small role in helping support McCook’s future.