I am just a man. I am a father, a son, and a husband. I am a homemaker, caretaker, coach, writer, speaker, and photographer. I love God. I love my family. I love my country. God has blessed my family and I, and I am eternally grateful. Author of Generation Jumping: Losing those who are not lost. Downtime with my family is about as good as it gets for me. Being outdoors in nature, among the animals and the wilderness, the Created, comes pretty close. Baseball, followed by hockey, are my two favorite sports, with several others a close third. I would rather do it right the first time. Honesty, respect, and integrity are virtues that I hold dear, so I call it like I see it. Before we as a society attempt to re-define these words, I will be here telling the raw truth.
Following a meaningful Easter Sunday at my childhood home, I’m sharing the family prayer we offered. A reminder that our faith stands on ‘The Rock’ regardless of shifting winds. But the day didn’t end there. A surprise text from my sister led to a 300-mile journey filled with tears, joy, and a new look at classic lyrics. Here’s a look at our Easter and a preview of the songs that cut straight to my soul. #ClassicHymns coming soon
Pray For Our Leaders For years and years I have prayed for our President and Vice President and our elected officials. As time wore on, I started praying even more specifically for our leaders. The…
“The world is full of stories that aren’t true or are just plain depressing. I wanted to add something different to the mix—true stories about people I love who served the Lord with joy. From childhood memories of fun and freedom to the redeeming hope found in a grandmother’s funeral, this is a reflection on healing through writing and the power of carrying a legacy forward.”
An update. A profession. 6 months since 9/10.
Uncle Gary loved me all his life, revealing tenderness beneath his shell. Jesus commands us to the ultimate act of love: laying down our lives for friends. Every small act of service is a miniature reflection of this sacrifice, honoring the image of God in everyone we meet.
Three more Grizzlies were named to All-State Teams. Congrats to Kyle, Jackson, and Zack.
O’Hearn wins it in OT!!! Bishop Guertin 1, Concord 0. The NH D2 Boys Hockey Final did not disappoint.
Kingswood wins it in OT – 2-1. After 44 minutes of scoreless hockey both teams scored in the final minute of regulation. Instant Classic!
Spaulding wins the rematch from two seasons ago, 3-1. NH D2 Boys Hockey Champions!
Hanover did it again. Great game. A 3-peat over a very good Oyster River-Portsmouth team. NH Girls Hockey keeps getting better and better.
NH High School Hockey Saturday is almost here! Check it out!
Spaulding advances by way of a 5-1 QF win over Goffstown.
It’s Tournament Time! Anything can happen. Enjoy the excitement of following your team, or just loving your favorite sport.
It’s Tournament Time! Anything can happen. Enjoy the excitement of following your team, or just loving your favorite sport.
It’s Tournament Time! Anything can happen. Enjoy the excitement of following your team, or just loving your favorite sport.
It’s Tournament Time! Anything can happen. Enjoy the excitement of following your team, or just loving your favorite sport.
Goffstown needed a win to secure a home playoff game and they got it done on the road, 3-0.
The opponents are scheduled. The times and places change. Yet, the game you play, and how you play it determine everything. Playing for position, shift after shift, line after line.
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The kids were playing the game they love. Both teams out on the ice, learning and growing in real-time. Great fun at the rink for some JV Hockey.
Sometimes seasons of misses build the stage that leads to a game-winning-goal you dream about.
The Admirals skated circles around the Goffstown Hockey team after Senior Night 2026 celebrations. Best skating Grizzlie was the actual bear during pregame.
Five goals. Ten assists. Zero ego. So refreshing. The teams were joyful. We all loved it. Jam-Packed Value.
Some youngsters showed up where some big boys were playing hockey. Then spent 45 minutes trying not to anger them.
Start with this. Play In School. Maybe another player will stay, play, and register a Hattie on Hundred Night.
Have we sped life up to the pace that no longer allows for the ‘times of our lives’ to play out? Start with this. Play In School.
There’s a book that’s sittin’ in your house somewhere that could use some dustin’ off…
Support the Best Buddies program at our charity hockey game. Enjoy the excitement of NH High School Hockey while contributing to a great cause!
