“Let’s keep Midway, Midway — for your children and grandchildren, and ours.”
Midway is more than a place — it’s a feeling. Those who live and raise families here know its spirit deeply.
Midway residents rated community wellbeing at 4.0 out of 5, and personal wellbeing at 4.2 — both well above average in the survey.
Trails, parks, open spaces, and connection to nature ranked high in wellbeing.
People love Midway’s character, neighborliness, and rural charm.
Many residents said population growth is happening more quickly than they’re comfortable with.
Ranked as the top concern for Midway families.
Complaints about travel time, costs, and lack of adequate routes are widespread.
Critical to life here — and under increasing pressure.
Advocate for balanced development that respects property owners and fits Midway’s character.
Collaborate on solutions to reduce travel burdens, expand routes, and improve connectivity.
Foster tourism and business growth that align with Midway’s values, not at odds with them.
Make town governance more accessible — open communication, public forums, and inclusion.
I’m first a husband, father, and grandfather. My wife Nancy and I have been married for 42 years, and together we are proud to have raised five children and rejoice in 12 grandchildren. We’ve called Midway home for 14 years, drawn here by its beauty, integrity, and community spirit.
My journey started in Southern California. After serving a mission in Birmingham, England, I began a career in technology in Silicon Valley. Over time, I branched into retail ownership, custom homebuilding, and manufacturing operations. Today, I manage a local business that brings jobs, revenue, and tourism to our valley.
But life isn’t only about business. It’s about service, and over the years, it has been my honor to:
Nancy, too, has devoted decades of service in youth leadership and community development. We believe in giving back — it’s core to who we are.
I am running for mayor to serve you.
PLEASE VOTE
Election Day: Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Don’t forget to register to vote and cast your ballot.
Ballots will be mailed mid October.