Michael David Cook, (1985), is the son of Victoria Croasdell.

He is involved in his family's business MRISAR,  Institute of Science, Art & Robotics, where he helps to design and build science, art and robotic exhibits for world class science centers, museums, universities, NASA funded exhibitions and the film and movie industries for inclusion in media productions. Additionally MRISAR designs and creates low cost humanitarian & environmental devices, such as Adaptive Technology prototypes for the disabled. His family's business uses all profits after regular expenses and taxes to fund charitable projects, and environmental and humanitarian based research and development. They have won awards and International accreditation. Their research has been published by Universities & Scientific Journals and has been featured numerous times in  newspaper articles and television segments.  He has grown up being involved with aspects of charitable work. He was an honorary board member for a nonprofit organization, MOSAA from 1996 to 2006, which transferred over into Education For Prosperity, Inc. with a merger in 2004.