His business career began after he served four years in the U.S. Air force between 1951-1954 and attended
He has worked in industrial sales at Burroughs Corporation, Pittsburgh Corning, and Video Logic Corporation. He said his business experience “with engineering and architectural firms in production application and installation on job sites” will help him to “better understand and make decisions about city issues.”
Co-founding All Saints Anglican Church in 1996 tops the list of his volunteer religious experience. He has also served as treasurer, deacon and director of the outreach program. Additionally, he has volunteered at Habitat for Humanity, Feed My Starving Children, Woodridge Food Pantry, Meals on Wheels, Acorn Van and Kiwanis.
He is certain about using his business knowledge and religious and humanitarian experiences to serve Warrenville, “I want to do all that I can to keep Warrenville on a path that continues to keep a good balance both commercially and residentially.”
But he is uncertain about seeking election in November, “My experiences in the next few months will determine whether or not I will be a candidate.”
In he meantime, he said he looks “forward to the opportunity to serve the City of
He and his wife Marcia live in
