12/02/2025
December 2, 2015, was a helacious day in my hometown of San Bernardino. That day and the following months after were rather trying times for me and my family. I still think about families of the 14 lives lost and 22 injured and how this atrocity rocked our community.
10 years later I look back and see the journey I’ve been through as a result of that day that led me into fi****ms training, EMS, security, emergency management and public safety.
I’ve had the privilege of training thousands of people to stop killing and preserve lives. Every year I look back at where I’ve gone and what I’ve done because of what happened on that day. Today, we remember and stay committed to loving one another and training to preserve life.