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about me: Very active in community, schools, churches, service clubs and political campaigns. First Latina Female Elected City Clerk. Future goals; various

what is your current, past or ideal job title?: State of California

what languages do you speak?: English/Spanish

what countries have you lived in?: No countries.

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At 7:08pm on April 11, 2009, Angie Reyes said…: Marilia,

I'm inspired because of strong Latina women such as you. Lets continue to stay encouraged and
help one another and those from all walks of life. Thank you, and Bless you. Happy Easter.

At 10:01pm on April 10, 2009, Marilia Pimenta said…: Hi Angie, feels good to see a Spanish women like you, achive great success in USA.
You are a inspiration for others! Keep up with the good work!

At 8:30am on April 10, 2009, Marilia Pimenta said…: Hello Angie, nice and powerful foto you got it,go girl!

At 11:58pm on April 1, 2009, Angie Reyes said…: Hi Robert,

I'm encouraged by your word and powerful comments, look forward to a promising political career and
strong advocacy for those less informed but motivated. The guy next to me as you might already know
his name is; President Barack Obama, my inspiration, and leader. Say hello to my familia in San Antonio
the Diaz, Rodriguez, and Reyes Family. God Bless and please keep me in your prayers, Amigos, Angie.

At 8:59pm on April 1, 2009, Roberto Reyes said…: Angie: Congrats on being a political leader. It seems to be very hard to do.
No matter what your political persuasion, we need more Latino input in politics, it's our country too!!
I wonder if we're related?? Who is that guy next to you? ha ha.
- Roberto

At 8:56pm on April 1, 2009, Roberto Reyes said…: Hi Angie:
Congratulations on your career. It's a very hard job that you do. Balancing ideas with political reality seems alomost impossible. It seems to me, however, that if you have strong convictions then it will be easier for you.
I think that more Latinos should be politically active. We need more education, more organization, more self awareness, more GANAS. I sometimes get upset with tooo many complainers and not enough doers...
Sorry that CA is in such a mess. Thank God, here in TX the budget is in the black, not many states can say that...
No matter what political persuasion you are, we need more Latino input in the political arena, it's OUR country too!!

Roberto.

PS. Who's the guy next to you?? haha. I wonder if we're related? You never know.

At 10:31pm on January 23, 2009, Claudia said…: Hi Angie,
I meant to also comment on how awesome it's for you to have met Obama prior to his presidency!

At 10:23pm on January 23, 2009, Claudia said…: Hello Angie,
I tried skiing and snow mobiling and that's where I left it. It was fun trying though...
Hope you and your family are doing well.

At 11:29am on December 19, 2008, Claudia said…: Hello Angie,

Nice pictures.

At 5:51pm on December 17, 2008, Marie Villa said…: Angie, thank you for your response, I agree about taking it lightly. Also I really am trying to reach out to businesses and organizations as our community is still in the beginning stages of development. I can always use some guidence.

Marie

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