My work history started literally from ground up.  As a kid, my brother and I ran a lawn care service in our small town of Hot Springs.  We stayed busy in the summer time using all that youthful energy making people happy with our work ethic and willingness to do whatever it took to get the job done.   As we grew older we were able to work in Cortner's Corner, a small corner café in Hot Springs for our grandmother then our mom.  Work ethic was engrained in us.  When I reached my teenage years I started working in a decorative stone quarry, from the ground up.  I then spent 15 years producing natural stone pavers, patio stone, dry stack blocks, etc. for houses all around Montana and surrounding states. It gave me great pleasure in knowing my rock was going into dream homes that made people happy.  After 15 years of the same thing I needed a change and went into construction and handyman work.  This was interesting and new, which eventually led me into a maintenance manager position at our local Health and Rehab center.  I spent six years taking care of a building and all of its wonders.  Building safety was of the utmost priority for me.  Keeping the elderly residence and staff safe and building functioning was always on my mind 24/7.  These are the things that have led me to this point in my life, keeping people safe.  Safety has always been my biggest concern in every job I have done.