A newspaper ad about scubadiving caught my attention in the fall of 1991 and in 1992 I became a certified Open Water Diver. I fell in love with the entire dive experience including the underwater exploration, the benefits of a light physical workout, the scientific aspects of physiology and, the number one reason to continue diving, the great friends that are made along the way!

My dive career continued when I used it as an excuse to get away from my pager and head south into Mexico diving along the Sea of Cortez where my boss couldn’t reach me.

Becoming a dive instructor was a natural fit and I thoroughly enjoyed the benefits of watching a new diver’s first wide grins, both above and below the water. 

After learning there was really cool stuff to explore deeper than recreational diving limits, technical diving became the next dream to fulfill, and, after that came technical dive instructing followed by closed circuit rebreather diving. 

Introducing people to the sport of diving is definitely one of my passions which is rewarded with grins and new friendships made.

Best to all and C’ya underwater sometime in the near future!

SDI Course Director

Can teach the following SDI Courses:

• Open Water
• Advanced Adventure
• Rescue
• Divemaster
• Assistant Instructor
• Instructor (IDC)

Can teach the following SDI Specialties:

• Altitude
• Boat
• Computer Nitrox
• Deep
• Diver Propulsion Vehicle
• Drift
• Dry Suit
• Equipment O2 Service Tech
• Equipment Specialist
• Marine Eco Systems
• Night/Limited Visibility
• Scubility
• Search and Recovery
• Shore and Beach
• Sidemount 
• Solo Diving
• Wreck Diver
• U/W Hunter and Collecting
• Underwater Navigation
• Underwater Photography

TDI Courses:

• Intro to Tech
• Decompression Procedures
• Nitrox
• Advanced Nitrox
• Sidemount

DAN:

• TBD