Hartford native, Weaver HS & UCONN Grad. Also completed two Master Degrees, Univ. of Phoenix (Master of Business Administration) and Delaware State University (Master of Sports Administration). Published Author, Youth advocate, Humanitarian, Motivational Speaker, former football player for the Huskies from 2004 – 2008.
Brief stint with Georgia Force arena football before league folded. Recipient of “100 Men of Color” award for community works and activism. Experienced in coaching High School Football, Basketball, and Track. Works in the Education field.
“I’m here to serve. I’ll always find ways to add value to as many people that I come in contact with. I believe Giving and Recieving is one in the same. All Praises Due.”
I believe it’s my civil duty to give back to the community. Furthermore, I feel as though a mentor role is one of the best ways for me to do so.
I can relate to these kids having grown up in similar circumstances. I think its absolutely imperative for the mentees to know that in order to get where they want to be it takes an extraordinary amount of planning, hard work, and discipline and my role is to help them along their path to success.
“Rest in Paradise “Ace” – January 26, 1987 – May 8, 2013 We Love you… #Supreme”
Weaver High School graduate. I was a two-sport athlete and mentored by Coach Stack. I then went off to Junior College in Monroe College in New Rochelle, NY on a football scholarship. After a year, I came home to help take care of my daughter. For some time after that, I struggled to find myself as a young man and went from job to job with no real purpose. However, I knew I wanted to work with the youth in my community and possibly all over. I was presented with opportunities to work with youth in the school system but that quickly went away due to the fact that I didn’t have the proper guidance. About two years later Coach Stack reached out to me and presented me with the opportunity to work with the youth in Supreme Athlete. Since then, my life has taken a complete turn and I now have a sense of purpose and wish to continue working with the youth in my community.
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