From Sandbox to Surfin' Bum

A former US Marine and US Army Airborne Ranger
Trading combat boots for boardshorts.

The Story & The Code

I've spent my life running toward the action. From the sands of Desert Storm to the streets of Iraq with the 2nd Ranger Battalion (RLTW <2>), I served as a US Marine machine gunner and an Army Airborne Ranger. I've seen enough desert sand for ten lifetimes. Now, I trade the tactical gear for saltwater, sunshine, and a cold Pabst Blue Ribbon.

Today, I bring that exact same high-stakes discipline to two callings: saving lives as a full-time ER Paramedic and building high-performance digital infrastructure for small businesses. Whether I'm managing a critical patient in the emergency department, catching a set at dawn, or architecting a custom website, I operate at full throttle.

A high-performing website is just like an emergency response system ~ it has to be fast, dependable, and bulletproof under pressure. If your digital presence is flatlining, I've got the triage skills to bring it back to life. Small businesses don't need over-complicated code or bloated templates; they need clean, lean platforms that flow seamlessly and convert visitors when it counts.

If your small business needs a digital engine that performs under pressure ~ or just a serious, no-BS tune-up ~ I've got your back. Let's build something built to last.

"I created SurfinBum.com for one reason: to share the beauty of the coast, the rhythm of the surf, and a cold PBR with good people. Between working the ER and writing clean code, life is moving fast ~ and I'm thirsty. Let's talk shop or grab a beer!"
TALK SHOP OR GRAB A BEER

The Mission

"To live a life defined by service, fueled by adventure, and balanced by the tides. Whether I'm in the back of an ambulance, treating patients in the ER, or out past the break, the goal remains the same: Stay focused, stay thirsty, and never leave a brother behind."

SEMPER FI | RLTW <2>

My Life

Military Life
Military
Medical Life
Medical
Beer, Babes, Bike, and Beach
Surfin' Bum