I was a Major League Baseball Umpire for 26 years. I was a contributing member of whatever community I lived in. I take my life seriously, and lived my profession seriously with honor and integrity, but I made a mistake. I ended my career, and not the way I wanted. I never expected in my wildest dreams to ever be in the justice system and certainly not incarcerated in the federal prison system. So many highs and things to be proud of, so many lows, and things of questionable judgment. I've now lived both ends of the spectrum. From World Series highs, to flat out psychological lows, and most everywhere in between. My experiences can help you.

Allow me to help you. I know about helping and being of service. I volunteered in my community as an ambulance driver for three off-seasons. I've worked in public relations for major corporations all over the country. I've been involved in public speaking for many years, both motivational and anecdotal. I've been a positive influence to youngsters for many decades. And now I want to use this negative experience to help others understand their experience and make it as peaceful as possible. A most difficult situation for sure, but one that can be calmed to some extent with a little knowledge going in.