Born and raised in Fairfield, Maine. I Served 30 years active duty Navy as enlisted (not an officer) and retired back home to Maine in 2017. I got Married to my high school sweetheart and we have two adult boys. I have loved the sport of ATV'ing since I had my Yamaha Big Bear 350 back in the late 80's and could ride wherever as long as we did not get caught. Now I have my cushy side by side and we love to go out riding, but know to follow the rules of the trails. My hobby has now become a passion as I found myself getting all wrapped up in the laws and the politics behind the scenes of the ATV Community. I have been a member of the Central Maine ATV Club for over six years now and was sucked in as being the Trailmaster after my very first year. Now I am on my fifth year as Trailmaster and have gained the title as a board of director as well. I put in over 200 hours a year working on the local trails. I have spent a great deal of time working with all my local ATV and snowmobile clubs in an attempt to get them to all work together. The results have been good and now I want to expand that philosophy to the entire state of Maine.

I was born and raised in Maine. I have been married to my wonderful husband for 16 years and been together for the last 26 years. We have 2 great kids. I love to go camping with all my family. I like to ride the 4 wheeler. My husband got me into hunting about 6 years ago and now I am addicted to it. I have 4 cats and a bunny.

I was born and raised near Albany NY. I married a great Maine guy and we settled in Norridgewock in 2004 to raise our family - 4 biological children,  plus 4 Fresh Air kids, and 8 high school exchange students over the years. I enjoy time with family, reading, quilting, and being outside most of all. I enjoy hiking, backpacking, gardening, riding snow machines, cross country skiing, and riding motorcycles. My now adult children still refer to me as their 'Good Bad Influence'. I would let them make a slip and slide from the play set during a hurricane, and when the rain stopped I would hold the hose so they could still play.