
Retired U.S. Army. Oblate of St. Benedict and Senior Discipleship Trainer for the AMS. Breakout speaker on missionary discipleship within the military community.
Kevin is a devoted husband, father of six, and proud Catholic convert. After serving over two decades as an Infantryman in the U.S. Army, he retired in 2024, closing a chapter of his life marked by service, discipline, and leadership. His military career took him across the world, with assignments at Camp Casey in South Korea, Fort Moore in Georgia, Schofield Barracks in Hawaii, and finally, Fort Drum, New York.
Beyond his military service, Kevin has always had a passion for learning. He earned a Master’s degree in Executive Leadership & New Testament Studies from Liberty University and is currently furthering his formation by studying to become a Spiritual Director at the Institute for Ministry Formation at Saint Vincent Seminary.
Kevin's path to the Catholic Church began while preparing to serve as a chaplain in the Army. Through deep study, the witness of the early Church Fathers, and the beauty of the Mass, Kevin felt called to the faith and was received into the Church at the Easter Vigil in 2015 at Yongsan, South Korea.
Although naturally introverted, Kevin has embraced his unexpected mission of evangelization, trusting in the saying: “God doesn’t call the qualified—He qualifies the called.” He enjoys reading, morning coffee, fitness, and a good beer in his free time.