I’d rather show you the real me instead of those typical jacket and tie campaign photo shoots. (Don’t worry, I clean up real nice.)
I found the following definition of life experience: It refers to all the events, situations, and circumstances an individual goes through, which shapes their understanding, growth, and perspective.
My individual journey encompasses professional relationships, and personal growth through constant learning, adapting, being a good neighbor, and most importantly supporting my two children, wife, family, relatives , friends, neighbors and co-workers.
My path has included both personal and professional growth in a wide variety of job descriptions and businesses, while gaining wisdom from both successes and failures.
Without a doubt, my Children, Grandparents, Parents, Relatives, Close Friends and Three Sisters were the Authors of Nearly All of my most Important Teaching Moments.
- Mom and Dad in Naples: Palm trees, green everything, citrus trees and very happy parents.
- Children: Both of my Kids are so supportive of everything I do. I can always count on their honest evaluations, help, advice and constructive criticism.
- Grandparents: Italian immigrants that learned how to use and grow the skills they brought with them to succeed in United States. Their words of wisdom, and true grit, inspire and guide me every day.
- Three Sisters: Growing up, I was the only boy with three sisters and of course Mom. Dad and I were outnumbered. Cooperation and love got us through living in a small house with one bathroom.
- Words of wisdom from my Mom’s Dad: “When you walk down the street, no one should be saying anything bad about you.”
- Words of wisdom from Grandpa Angrisano: “Be proud of your name work hard.”
- Dad: “Family comes first and never argue with or disrespect you mother or sisters”.
- Mom: “Respect! Enunciate! Finish your Homework! Learn to Cook your own Food.”
All City Voters Participate in the Open Races Regardless of Which District They Live In.
If you are a registered voter in Cape Coral, you will see all three district races (1, 4, and 6) on your ballot. You can vote for one candidate in District 1, one in District 4, and one in District 6 — even if you don’t live in those districts.
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