Chair, 4th District Republican Party, 2002-present

Member, Republicans for Environmental Protection, 2002-present

Candidate, Hawaii State House of Representatives, District 4, 2014

Candidate, Hawaii State House of Representatives, District 4, 2004, 2006

Candidate, Hawaii State House of Representatives, District 4, 2002, 2004

Campaign Worker, O'Leary for State Senate, HI, 2000

Member, Pahoa, Wood, and Seed Committee, 2002-present

Member, Pahoa Kakua Patrol, 2004

Member, Kahakai Neighborhood Watch, 2002-2003

Vice-President, Main Street Pahoa, 2002

Chief Executive Officer, Jordan Consultants, 2005-present

Naval Science Instructor, Waiakea High School, 2001-present

Master Agent, Vantage Point, 2004-2006

Sales Manager, Pacific Waste, 1999

Dispatcher, Blue Hawaiian Helicopters, 1997

Master Sergeant, United States Marines, 1974-1994

Realtor Associate, Winnie & Winnie Real Estate, 1990-1991

Member, Malama O Puna, 2003-present

Director, Filipino Chamber of Commerce, 2002-present

Director, Hawaii Islands Portuguese Chamber of Commerce, 2002-present

Member/Vice-President, Navy League, 2001-present

Member, Non-Commissioned Officers Association, 1994-present

Manager, Hilo Storm Semi-pro Football team, 2000

Awards:

Who's Who Among Americas Best Teachers
National Dean List & Honor Society Parke Davis
September 2004
I was considered twice as the most important influence in my students lives from K-12.

Meritorious Service Medal Presidential
President of the United States
December 1994
While I have a Navy Commendation Medal from the SECNAV and 2 Navy Achievements from the SecNAV for holding officer billets. This was for designing and building the 1st Digital Distance Learning Classroom and Nonlinear editing suite. Contractors quoted 1 million dollars. My crew and I designed a better system and built it for 70K. It was nice to know that I saved more money for the taxpayer than he would ever spend on my retirement.

Letter of Thanks from the British Consulate Warden Chengdu
UK Consulate
May 2005
Chengdu was the epicenter of a major manmade disaster. One ethnic group we call the Hmong and the PRC calls the Miao was left w/o even a Nurse. The Nurse died trying to save others and was the true hero. I was asked to provide sutures, anesthetics ,bandages and other items. I provide a Triage plan directions on reusing certain materials and field expedient measure. The Consulate Warden Warden say 1,300 seriously injured were successfully treated and 40,000 required check and light treatments..