I'm originally from Sauk City, Wisconsin, a small town with a rich history and a special place in the heart of Wisconsinites—it’s the birthplace of Culver's, the famous fast-food chain known for its ButterBurgers and frozen custard. Growing up in Sauk City, I learned the value of community and hard work.

For the past 15 years, I've worked in the service industry, a career that has connected me with incredible people from all walks of life and corners of the globe. These opportunities have taken me to some fascinating places, but my wanderlust continues to drive me toward new destinations. My latest journey is a career shift—I am transitioning into a role as a paralegal.

I recently completed my paralegal studies at the University of Oshkosh, and I'm eager to start this new chapter. I believe that a career as a paralegal aligns with my passion for helping others, and I'm excited about the opportunities it will bring.

When I'm not traveling or working, I cherish the time I spend with my family, especially my niece and nephew, Braelynn and Braxton. They are the joy of my life, and I love watching them grow. I also make it a point to give back to my community through various charity events. Contributing to the well-being of others is a value that's close to my heart.

But there's another part of me that keeps me active and engaged—my love for sports. I'm a huge fan of basketball, and nothing gets me more excited than watching a Milwaukee Bucks game. Whether I'm cheering them on at the Fiserv Forum or catching the game on TV, I'm a die-hard fan through and through. I love the energy and camaraderie that come with being a part of the Bucks' fanbase, and I'm always ready to celebrate a big win or debate the latest trade rumors.

I now live in Watertown, a city that feels like home. The friendly atmosphere and diverse activities keep me engaged and connected. I appreciate the warmth of the people here, and I look forward to exploring all that this city has to offer as I start my new career. While I'm excited about the future, I'm equally grateful for the journey that has brought me to this point.