Kevin's career as a Correctional Officer in Ontario spans almost 11 years, during which he has had the privilege of serving in various roles, including as a Sergeant. He's also contributed as a member of the OPSEU Local 5112 union executive, advocating for the rights, wages, and working conditions of his colleagues.

Before joining the corrections field, Kevin worked as a Forklift Operator at the Loblaws distribution center for three years, and earlier still, he managed a Blockbuster Video store in Whitby. Since then, Kevin formed a deep appreciation for community connection and service.

A defining moment in Kevin's life occurred when he was 8 years old; he tragically lost his younger sister in an accident during a family vacation. During this incredibly difficult time, Kevin's family found comfort and support through Bereaved Families of Ontario — a non-profit organization dedicated to helping individuals cope with grief. Through shared experiences, they learned to heal.

Since then, Kevin and his family have actively volunteered with Bereaved Families of Ontario Durham Region, contributing to various initiatives. Kevin has had the honour of speaking at support nights, sharing his own story, facilitating children's grief groups, and volunteering at fundraising events, all while supporting others through their own journeys of loss.

His community helped Kevin get through a devastating time. He wants to help give back. Kevin is running as NDP candidate for Whitby because he loves his community and the people who make it home. He wants to stand up for the working- and middle-class in the face of growing wealth inequality and corporate greed. Kevin would be honoured to be a fighter in Ottawa for the people of Whitby.