David was born on March 6, 1978 in the small town of Chehalis, Washington. He is the oldest of five children with one younger brother and three younger sisters. His childhood was not ideal and unfortunately he moved around a lot living in many different states including Kansas, Wyoming, Arkansas, and Georgia. The funny thing about David is that he could not remember how to spell his hometown! David made the decision to join the Marine Corps and serve our country shortly after becoming of age. He had to eat, sleep and breathe "The Corps," 24 hours per day, seven days per week.After his enrollment he was deployed five times. Some of his deployments included Iraq and Afghanistan. In fact his service to our country took him all over the Middle East and Europe. David was also stationed locally in Pensacola while serving our country. During his time in the Marines he was blessed with his greatest achievement, his son, who will be seven in March of this year. David served our country in the Marines for thirteen years before retiring so that he would be able to spend more time with his son and watch him grow.
In 2010 David made the decision to follow his only brother to Pensacola. Since he was stationed here he knew it would be a great place for a fresh start. He has adapted to life after the Marines and really just likes to relax and enjoy everything. He is a college football fan and loves to yell, “Roll Tide Roll.” When he is not spending time with his son he enjoys a cold
