I am the youngest child in my family. I like to repair motorcycles or anything broken at our house.
My mother’s name is Olivie. She has diabetes and needs to have a check up every three months.
Before I worked at Dignity, I used to work with Sugoku Japanese Food.
At Dignity, I work as a filter operator. It is my responsibility to filter the virgin coconut oil and make sure that no oil is spilled and that the product is clean.
It is my hope that my father and my mother would get well. I also would like to put up an electrical store.
I once got homesick and I decided to go home to Bicol. I lost my job as a result of that. I felt so bad about it.
I am proud, though, that I have a happy family.
Since working with Dignity, I have learned a lot. I also got to know a lot of new friends.
After a challenging time living and working in the city, Clint learned that he did not need to sacrifice being near family to provide for them.
