A natural leader, it was clear that Keith was going places from the moment he took his first steps. At the age of five he led his kindergarten class through a series of sit-ins that resulted in converting naptime from mandatory to optional. As a nine-year-old his kickball  style established the fundamental elements of what would eventually become the Tampa 2 style of NFL defensive coverage. In ninth grade Keith was elected class president, the first time a freshman had ever held the title. Using emergency powers granted to him by his peers, he was installed to a lifetime appointment as Fort Myers Senior Highschool Student Government Supreme Leader, a title he still holds to this day.

Keith’s brilliant mind was eventually put on-loan to several storied academic institutions and organizations like the University of South Florida, The University of North Carolina, and Arizona State University. He has a number of a degrees, certifications, ordinations, and honorary titles. But none of that matters because Keith is a man of the people. What matters is that he's a hard worker and that he knows what it takes to get the things done. He’s been in the workforce for more than 20 years and he knows how to talk to people and make things happen. He’s overseen multi-million dollar projects and supervised scores of people, but he also knows how to change a tire and can get a room of people to agree on what to order for dinner.

That’s the kind of man Keith is, and if you vote for him that’s exactly the kind of man you’ll be getting.