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Darryl Lezama
I was born in Trinidad. I am an American citizen. I am proud to have served in the United States Navy for 20 honorable years. I lived in Naples Italy with my family for 7 years while on active duty...ver maisI was born in Trinidad. I am an American citizen. I am proud to have served in the United States Navy for 20 honorable years. I lived in Naples Italy with my family for 7 years while on active duty. I also had the unique opportunity to visit Israel, Egypt, Turkey, Greece, England, France, Spain, Italy, Cuba, US Virgin Islands, Germany, and other places of interest during the time I was on active duty in the Navy. Upon returning from Europe we lived in Charleston South Carolina at the Naval Weapons Station, Goose Creek. After serving in the Navy I worked at the Boeing Corporation where I really enjoyed my time working with the Boeing team. I earned my Bachelors Degree from the University of Maryland in 2006. I retired from the US Navy on 27th March, 2008. I received my Masters of Business Administration in 2012 from Strayer University. I am elated about the progress American has made over the years toward ensuring that all of its citizens are beneficiaries of a more just society where everyone is valued and treated as such. However, in the character of our many great leaders I am persuaded that we have more work to do in order to ensure that those who have not benefited form all the great progress we have made are included so that they are recipients of the many blessings of justice, equality, and achieving the American dream. I am confident that the generations to come will live in an America where everyone can live in communities where they are judged by the content of their character and that we can continue to be the beacon of hope in the free world.ver menos
Livros de Darryl Lezama
From the Civil Rights Pioneers to the First African American President and Beyond: Forging a More Perfect Union by Eliminating Injustice, Racism, Poverty and Violence