Residence:
        Baltimore, MD

    Occupations:
        Research Applications Programmer
      Gallaudet Research Institute, HMB S-421
      Gallaudet University, Wash, DC 20002

Equipment:
    Container:   Mirage G3
    Main:           Triathlon 150
    Reserve:      PD 143R
    AAD:            Cypress

    Container:   Talon  (for Classic Accuracy and ParaSki)
    Main:           ParaFoil 282
    Reserve:      PD 143R
    AAD:            N/A

Home drop zone:
    None but traveling for big ways

First jump:
    October, 1982 at Parachutes Are Fun, Inc, Ridgely, MD (S/L)

Total jumps to date:
    2600+

Licenses, awards, ratings & other numbers:
    USPA-28960, B-12242, C-17235, D-10554, FA-222, DFA-513, EA-658, DEA-392,
    36W-227, 64W-132, GW-4717, 12FF-3198, SCR-11504, Z00-623,  POPS-6273

Skydiving specialties:
    RW, Big way RW formations, Classic Accuracy, Para-Ski

Accomplishments: (note: both deaf/hearing in Italic)

• Silent Free Fall 4 Way team member at Nationals in 1987 and 1994
• 3rd place, 10 Way Speed Star, Chambersburg, PA, October 1987
• 3rd place, 10 Way Speed Star, Chambersburg, PA, October 1988
• 3rd place overall, Intermediate Accuracy, Virginia Parachute Council, 1988
• 1st place, Intermediate Accuracy, Virginia Parachute Council, May 1989
• 2nd place, Intermediate Accuracy, Virginia Parachute Council, July 1989
• 1st place, Intermediate Accuracy, Virginia Parachute Council, August 1989
• 1st place overall, Intermediate Accuracy, Virginia Parachute Council, 1989
• Maryland State Record 27 Way, Ocean City, MD, May 1995
• 5 Point, 20 Way, DeLand, FL, December 1995
• 4 Point, 40 Way, Lake Wales, Florida, December 1995
• New Jersey State Record 72 Way, July 1996
• WFFC Largest RW Record 60 Way, Quincy, IL, August 1996
• Delaware State Record 40 Way, Laurel, DE, September 1996
• 3rd place Open team accuracy, Virginia Parachute Council, 1996
• Georgia State Record 64 Way, Monroe, GA, May 1997
• New Jersey State Record 100 Way, Cross Key, NJ, July 1997
• New England State Record 76 Way, Pepperel, MA, August 1997
• Virginia State Record 87 Way, West Point, VA, October 1997
• POPS World Record 91 Way, Perris, CA, December 1998
• Z-Hills Speed 100 Way Team, three 100 way dives in a row!, Z-hills, FL, March 1999
• POPS South Carolina 13-Way State Record, May 1999
• New Jersey State Record 101 Way, Cross Key, NJ, July 1999
• New York State Record 80 Way, Gardiner, NY, August 1999
• U.S. National Record All-Deaf 5-Way, Suffolk, VA, October 1999
• North Carolina State Record 77 Way, Louisburg, NC, October 1999
• Z-Hill team won the World Speed 100-way Championship,  Z-hills, FL, December, 1999
• Night 8-Point 12-Way, Lake Wales, FL, December 2000
• World's First All-Deaf 4-Way RW with Deaf Tandem, Monroe, GA, May 2001
• World Record All-Deaf 12-Way, San Macros, TX, Sept 1, 2001
• World Record All-Deaf 14-Way, San Macros, TX, Sept 2, 2001
• MS State Record All-Deaf 8-Point 5-Way, Moss Point, MS, Feb 2002
• POPS Virginia State Record 3-point 35-Way, West Point, VA, July 2002
• POPS Illinois State Record 44-Way, Ottawa, IL, Sept 2002
• POPS Texas State Record 62-Way, Rosharon, TX, May 2003
• World's First All-Deaf Night RW 2-Way, Chambersburg, PA, July 2003
• 2 Point 48-Way, Skydive New England, Lebanon, Maine, July, 2003
• Texas State Record 125-Way, Whitewright, TX, Aug 2003
• World Record All-Deaf Big-Way RW 15-Way, Perris, CA, Sept 13, 2003
• World Record All-Deaf Night RW 7-Way, Perris, CA, Sept 13, 2003
• World Record All-Deaf 4 Way RW 18 points, Perris, CA, Sept 13, 2003
• Mississippi State Record 60-Way, Moss Pointt, MS, May 8, 2004
• Mississippi State Sequential Record 3 Point 41-Way, Moss Pointt, MS, May 9, 2004
• 4 Point 40-Way, Skydive Spaceland, Rosharon, TX, June 13, 2004
• POPS World Nigh Record 12-way, Eloy, AZ, Oct 23, 2004
• POPS World Nigh Sequential Record 2-point 12-way, Eloy, AZ, Oct 23, 2004
• POPS Texas Record 2-point 42-way, Rosharon, TX, July 16, 2005
• World Record all-Deaf RW Sequential 3 point 10 Way, October 14, 2005
• World Record all-Deaf Big-Way RW 16-Way, October 15, 2005
• World Record all-Deaf Night RW Sequential 3 point 8 Way, October 15, 2005