Early Life
Samuel’s roots in Kansas run deep—his family arrived in April 1876 and helped found Cathrine, KS. Since then, they have been an integral part of the Hays and Ellis County community. Samuel grew up in Hays, attending USD 489 before transferring to Thomas More Prep Marian High School, where he continued to build a strong connection to his community.
Professional Journey
Samuel’s professional journey has been defined by a strong commitment to public service and community engagement. With experience as an Administrative Assistant, he has honed his skills in constituent relations, research, and policy analysis. He also gained valuable experience interning for Senator Jerry Moran, further strengthening his ability to serve and advocate for his community.
Community Engagement
Samuel has always been deeply involved in his community, dedicating time to organizations like Meals on Wheels, St. Anthony’s Food Pantry, and First Call for Help. Through these volunteer efforts, he has built strong relationships and a deep understanding of the needs of his neighbors. Samuel’s commitment to community service is at the heart of his drive to make a positive difference in Hays and Ellis County.
Our Vision for the Future
Together, we can make a difference
Water Conservation
Samuel believes that improving community awareness about best practices for water conservation is essential for ensuring a sustainable future. He understands that water is a precious resource, and educating the public on efficient usage can lead to lasting positive impacts.
Affordable Housing
Samuel believes that increasing affordable housing options is crucial for retaining recent graduates and fostering a thriving local workforce. By making housing more accessible, we can ensure that young professionals have the opportunity to settle in Hays, contribute to the local economy, and build lasting careers.
Attracting and Retaining Businesses
Samuel believes that attracting and retaining businesses is essential for driving job growth and strengthening the local economy. By supporting local entrepreneurs and creating an environment that encourages new businesses to thrive, we can create more opportunities for residents
