Hello! My name is Eric Finn, and I live in Gillette, Wyoming. I am an Early Interventionist at the Children’s Development Center of Campbell County and a wrestling and football coach for the Campbell County School District.
My wife, Miranda, and I have a son who was diagnosed with OCNDS one month before his third birthday. When our little guy finally got his diagnosis, a whole new chapter opened in our lives. His personality is still funny and goofy, and we are so grateful for our local community, the resources available to us, and the OCNDS community and CSNK2A1 Foundation. These organizations have helped us tremendously on our journey.
Seeing other families with amazing kids working toward many of the same milestones, and the openness to share and learn from one another, has been incredibly meaningful to us.
Last year, when I was looking for a career change, I found myself drawn to the same organization that helped our son at the beginning of our journey. Now, I get to work with kids like him every day.
I am grateful for the opportunity to serve on the Parent Advisory Board and to share what I’ve learned through both my personal and professional experiences. I also look forward to continuing to grow with the organization.
In my free time, I enjoy keeping up with my comic collection, watching movies and TV with my family, and coaching wrestling, football, and track and field locally. I’ll always cheer on The Ohio State Buckeyes, the Cleveland Browns, and the Cleveland Guardians.