1. Where are you from?
Oshkosh, WI
2. Where did you go to college? What is your degree in?
Ripon College, Speech Communication
3. What is your position at the Admirals and how long have you been with the Milwaukee Admirals?
Vice President of Ticket Sales, 20 glorious years
4. If you could have dinner with any fictional character, who would it be and why?
Thomas Magnum, Private Investigator, at the King Kamehameha Club. Drink a couple longnecks, enjoy the scenery, and maybe crack the case.
5. If you could only listen to one song for the rest of your life, what would it be?
Poison’s “Nothin’ But A Good Time.” It’s already playing 24/7 in my head.
6. What’s something you’ve done that you think no one else in the office has?
Challenged Pekka Rinne to a Sit-And-Reach competition. I took second.
7. If you could see one event from history in person, what would it be?
The signing of the Declaration of Independence.
8. What is your favorite Admirals memory?
Drinking Miller Lite’s in the Wilkes-Barre Penguin’s visiting locker room after winning the 2004 Calder Cup Championship!
9. What is the last book you read and loved? (Or hated!)
The Service Culture Handbook by Jeff Toister. Great book!
10. What is the most bizarre wrong number text or phone call you ever received?
A moving company following up on my move from DC to NY. They meant to call former Admirals HC Lane Lambert.
11. If you could only eat foods of one color, what color would you choose? Why?
Like Mr. T says “eat your greens.”
12. What is your favorite holiday?
Easter. He is Risen!
13. What is the oddest way you ever accidentally hurt yourself?
Took a handball to the nose in gym class – blood everywhere. The ball came flying at me from my own hand.
14. Who is the most interesting person you know?
Ted in my Lions Club. Grew up in England during the “Blitz” of WWII and later served in the British Army, most notably on the front lines in Korea.
15. If you could instantly become an expert in any subject, which would it be?
Vintage muscle cars so I can keep up with my 11-year-old son.
16. What is the best era/decade of music?
80’s. I want my MTV.
17. If you woke up as your 16-year-old self tomorrow, what would you do?
Not play handball, I can tell you that much.
18. What sports did you play growing up?
Soccer, then football, then a little rugby.
19. Is Die-Hard a Christmas movie?
Great movie, but not a Christmas movie.
20. What is your favorite part about your job?
Making Admirals Hockey memorable for our fans.
21. What is your go-to coffee order?
Large, black, and if I can choose, a lighter roast.
22. What is your biggest pet peeve?
People leaving single seats between them and others when they belly-up to a bar.
