I am deeply grateful to the elected officials and leaders who joined us to honor the legacy of John Lewis “Good Trouble”
• Senator Shelley Hettleman
• Councilman Julian Jones Jr.
. Chair of the BCDSCC Dr. Charlotte Wood
• A representative from Delegate Pasteur’s Office
• The President of the ACLU
• Community organizations including Indivisible and Love Thy Neighbor
Thank you to every community member who came out to sign-wave, watch the film, and stand for what’s right. Together, we honored the life and legacy of Congressman John Lewis in both spirit and action.
It wasn’t just a great time—it was a great moment that will lead to continued action.
My journey in public service began long before politics. I’ve always been on the ground—serving my community in every way I could. From maintaining our neighborhoods as a groundskeeper, to improving living conditions as a plasterer, to promoting health and wellness as a personal trainer and pushing limits as a competitive bodybuilder—every chapter of my life has been guided by a single mission: to help people live better, healthier, and more empowered lives.
That same mission drives my work today.
I’ve proudly supported transformative legislation, including HB 398, the Abundant, Affordable, Clean Energy Act, which strengthens Maryland’s clean energy infrastructure, and HB 419, the Ratepayers Protection Act, ensuring that utilities prioritize safety, equity, and community benefit in their decision-making. These efforts reflect my belief in practical, people-first policies that meet our most urgent needs.
I’m running because I believe in rebuilding our sense of connection. I believe in a community where we greet each other, know each other, and look out for one another—not just living near each other, but truly living with one another.
As your Baltimore County Democratic Central Committee Representative for District 11A, I want to help restore that spirit—not only through policy, but by fostering real conversations, creating safe spaces, and rebuilding trust between residents and those who serve them. I stand for collaboration over division, transparency over politics, and progress rooted in unity.
This campaign isn’t about promises—it’s about partnership.
Together, we can build a district that uplifts every resident and strengthens every neighborhood.
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Community Involvement:
• Baltimore County Democratic State Central Committee
• Legislative Representative, District 11A
• Co-Chair, Fairs and Festivals
• African-American Diversity Leadership Council (AADLC) – Member
• Baltimore County NAACP 7010 – Member
• Owings Mills/Newtown Community Board – Member
• Silverbrook Wood Board of Directors – Vice President
Our mission is to harness our collective strength and vision to move Baltimore County forward, not just with words, but with action. As we continue to push back against extremism and the effects it has on our families and communities, we also have the opportunity to come back even stronger together, to forge a reality that will take back our communities and stop this present administration’s destruction of our country's ideals. (Liberty and Justice for all).
I'm committed to:
*Listening first
*Creating safe spaces for dialogue
*Restoring trust in public leadership
I stand for:
*Collaboration over division
*Transparency over politics
*Progress rooted in unity
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