He went on
to say that he "hopes to carry on the tradition of keeping his squadron
the best in Georgia" and that he "would like to give the cadets
the same great experiences and opportunities I have had." His younger
brother Matt is also a CAP cadet officer.
Tim credits
his first cadet commander, Nick Matcheck of Peachtree City, as being an
early-on example "of what I wanted to be one day." Outside of
CAP, Tim credits his parents for supporting him and urging him "to
stick with it".
Tim, who is
home-schooled, has future plans to attend a local college for a year and
then enroll in a larger college, join ROTC, and major in an aerospace
field.
In addition
to his Civil Air Patrol duties, Tim says he "enjoys almost any sport,
including racquetball, tennis, basketball, roller hockey, running, surfing
and skateboarding." And as if that wasn't enough, Tim says "for
a hobby" he has taken up amateur filmmaking.







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