House Committee Information
Committee Name: Education Policy and AdministrationPosition: Member
State-Federal Relations and Veterans AffairsPosition: Member
Committee Function:It shall be the duty of the Committee on State-Federal Relations and Veterans Affairs to consider all matters pertaining to the National Guard and other military or veterans’ organizations within the state, potential actions by the U.S. Congress which will have a major impact on the state and the New England region, and all proposed resolutions petitioning the Congress on any matter; to maintain communication with the congressional delegation; to serve as a liaison between the New Hampshire House and the United States Congress; emergency management; and such other matters as may be referred to it.
Personal Biography
I have lived in Wakefield since 2016 when I purchased my first home here. I love the area, the nature, the small-town feel, the recreation opportunities, and the low taxes. I grew up in Portsmouth and Rye. I graduated from Portsmouth High School, and I've studied at various colleges and universities.
I trained and worked as a Wilderness EMT and Paramedic - volunteering over one-thousand hours at Durham Ambulance Corps immediately after high school. I taught at colleges on various emergency medical topics, and I ran education programs in medical assisting and EMT-B. I also worked in heavy industry on Submarines in Kittery. I worked with my hands, both on patients and in turning wrenches, most of my adult life. I retired from federal employment after a serious injury, and I now spend most of my time writing.
I am a Christian, and I attend service weekly as well as various small groups and Bible studies. I have a worldview similar to the founders - shaped and informed by reformation theology, natural law, and the knowledge that Christ is the King of Kings. I am a Constitutionalist, an originalist, and a traditionalist.
Local Government Involvement
None.
Towns Represented
Brookfield, Eaton, Effingham, Freedom, Wakefield