About Me.

I founded Brother Blev Services nearly a decade after retiring from 20 years of active-duty service—two decades spent standing shoulder to shoulder with America’s finest, answering the call in the most demanding environments. Most of my time was spent as the “Doc,” providing critical medical support to the warriors of the 10th Special Forces Group, ensuring that those who risked it all had someone watching their six.

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When I took off the uniform for the last time, I turned my focus inward—to the family I had built while serving this nation. For a brief moment, I embraced the quiet, raising my children, creating stability, and adapting to a life where the mission no longer dictated my every move. But a fire still burned within me—a deep, unshakable sense of duty that could not be silenced.

 

Service doesn’t end when the uniform comes off. It evolves. As soon as my family was on solid ground, I stepped forward once again—not for recognition, not for glory, but because warriors don’t retire from their purpose. I returned to the fight as a DoD consultant, ensuring that the next generation of special operators had the training, security, and operational readiness they needed to carry the torch forward.

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I built Brother Blev Services on the principles that shaped me—discipline, sacrifice, and an unwavering commitment to those still in the fight. Because duty doesn’t fade. It transforms.

 

And I will always answer the call.