I was born and raised in the Spokane area. When I was just four years old, my mother became disabled, prompting us to move to Nine Mile Falls, WA, where we settled across the street from my grandparents.

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Growing up, I was constantly shadowing my grandfather, eager to absorb his wisdom and emulate his character. He was a successful entrepreneur known for his integrity and trustworthiness, traits that he instilled in me from a young age.

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Under his guidance, I developed a keen understanding of how things work and how to repair them, igniting a passion that would eventually shape my career.

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Although I’ve had the opportunity to work at several shops over the years, it was the values of honesty and pride that drew me to Golden Rule Brake. From the moment I joined the team, I felt a sense of belonging and purpose.

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The company’s commitment to treating customers with respect and integrity resonated deeply with me, and I knew I had found a home.

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What year did you start working at Golden Rule Brake?
I started working at Golden Rule Brake in 2023.

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Qualifications:
All of my training has been hands-on and gained through on-the-job experience.

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What sets your team apart?
Our shop is rooted in a keen understanding of our employees' strengths. The assistant manager and I are committed to aligning each technician's expertise with the tasks and vehicle types that best suit their skills, ensuring optimal efficiency and service quality.

By cultivating a workplace environment that prioritizes teamwork, mutual support, and a welcoming atmosphere, we have built a repair center known for its productivity, precision, and dedication to excellence.

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Dream car:
My dream cars are my father’s 1979 Z28 Camaro and my great-grandmother’s 1956 Pontiac, which I currently own.

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How do you like to spend your free time?
In my free time, my amazing lady and I enjoy outdoor activities such as biking, four-wheeling, camping, and fishing. We also have two horses, so I spend time training and doing various activities with them.