measurable results - Bills that i drafted & presented

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I moved to Cotter, Arkansas with my family when my father retired from the Navy in 1991.  I graduated from Cotter in 1994 and entered the workforce right away holding a few jobs locally (Baxter Regional Hospital, Ranger Boats, Avnet Cable Technologies & others).  I married my wife, Kammi (Statler) of Lakeview in 1996 and joined the Army that same year as our family began to grow with our first child (Samantha).

Kammi and I were married in our local church back in 1996 where we are still faithful members and attend regularly.  We love our local church and the impact that it makes in our community and the world!

During my first few years in the Army I had already spent 6 months in Egypt, 1 year in Korea, and 1 year in Iraq on the first of many combat deployments and we had now been blessed with our second child (Charles).  At my eight-year mark in the Army, I decided to make an upward transition and applied to the Army’s aviation program for helicopters.  After successfully completing flight training for Blackhawk helicopters I went on a 1 year rotation back to Egypt.  I  was then assigned to an aviation brigade at Fort Campbell, KY and was deployed again to combat, this time for one year in Afghanistan.  During my mid-tour break from that deployment, I applied and assessed for the elite 160th Special Operations Aviation unit known more commonly as the “Night Stalkers”.  I passed the assessment successfully and was accepted into the Night Stalkers where I spent nearly 10 years finishing out my military service completing many deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan, and other locations in support of special operations missions.

Throughout my military career I continued my education by completing a Bachelors of Science as well as two Masters degrees in business and leadership.

After retiring from the Army in 2019, Kammi and I were blessed to be able to move back home to Cotter and I started flying for Air Evac while we also began renovating homes and buildings in Cotter to help revitalize our town, starting two successful businesses in the process that created homes and jobs for others.  I also started volunteering with the Baxter County Sheriff’s Office as a pilot for the aviation unit there.  Another volunteer position that I began to help with was taking on the position of the president for the Cotter-Gassville Chamber of Commerce and helped organize new programs such as movies in the park, Christmas in Cotter, and brought new life to the annual Cotter Trout Festival.  I was also part of the core group that was able to re-light the historic Cotter Bridge.

I am extremely passionate about helping our district be the best version of its current self and I am honored to be your voice on the capitol floor.  I truly appreciate your continued support and prayers as I work hard to represent our district with pride!