Airline Pilot Career?????

So I have not really started taking lessons yet. I have like 20 hours in a Cessna. By far, learning to fly has been the greatest and happiest moment of my life. Ever since I was four years old I wanted to be an airline pilot. I immigrated to this country from Russia. My great grandpa flew for Aeroflot airlines. Would a Russian name look bad on a resume?? Also, I plan on really pursueing an aviation career later in life. Right now I'm going to community college and plan on transferring to a university to study finance or international business. Also, depending on which school I go to I may enroll in their professional pilot program to earn all my certificates. If not I will do so when i get out of school and get a decent paying job so I can afford it. The way I see it I will be around 25 by the time I finish school because i postponed a lot and also took some time off to hike the Appalachian trail, but also started college and school in general later than normal. My GPA is solid above a 3.5. So by the time i build enough hours to work at a regional I will probably be around 28-30 years of age. I will not let love or family interfer with my dreams. If a girl can't stand by me and support me she's just not worth it and isn't the right one for me. After like 10 years at a regional I will apply to majors. I'm learning French in college and perhaps will be able to work abroad or something. Who knows. I'm just a little worried about the age. I read that airlines won't hire you if your over 30.... Is this true? DO I have a good plan? If I ever get furloughed I could just break back into business... Or just hike some more lol.