I’ve worked in the healthcare industry since 1994. Over more than three decades, I’ve held roles spanning Information Technology, Operations, and Corporate Affairs, with a particular focus on technology.
Before my corporate career, I served six years in the United States Air Force, stationed at Norton and March Air Force Bases in Southern California, and left the service as a Staff Sergeant.
I hold a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration and am currently pursuing a Master’s in Statistics and Analytics at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia.
Outside of work, my interests include genealogy, archaeology, and travel. Since the early 2000s, I’ve maintained a family history archive documenting the Imhoff and Pryor lines, now covering more than 1,200 individuals across 338 surnames with records dating to the 1300s.
Archaeology has taken me to a number of notable historical sites over the years, including Stonehenge, Machu Picchu, Easter Island, Pompeii, and Roman ruins throughout the UK and Italy. That interest ties closely to my genealogy research, and I’ve made several trips to England to explore Anglo-Saxon and Roman-era sites tied to the broader history I study.
I’ve always had a love for history, and genealogy has become my way of getting closer to it, keeping this archive alive is how I stay connected to the people and stories that came before.