Life Of My Dad (Esau Sanchez)

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Life of My Dad (Esau Sanchez) Life of person My Dad's birthdate Is on October 4 1979. He was born on a small island in puerto rico . He moved to grand rapids when he was just 7 years old. But He did not speak english at the time so it was a learning process for him. His education is 2 years in colleges (He's planning to go back) he went to this school it used to be an elementary school but now it's a college Universidad Metropolitana - Jayuya. His favorite Sport is basketball And Baseball. His Accomplishments are Nurses aid. Marriages and children are marriages None children 1. Interview of person The price of candy when my dad was my age was 1 cent, one of his favorite candy was bubble gum and chewys . school for my dad was Fun. Games that my dad played are, Baseball and he rode his bike. Discipline was like, he got spanked. Memory, When he …show more content…

My dad works in the healthcare industry he is a Nurse's Assistant he takes care of a cuadraplejico patients and is going to go back to college for a degree in radiology. Information about his home town: Jayuya was founded in 1883 but made an independent municipality in 1911. In puerto rico there are a lot of rain forest and I got to go to one before it had wet leafs from all the rain ,pineapple,bananas,Big insects,frogs, and lizards. Information about symbols: The sol de jayuya symbolizes the sun,the flag symbolizes coat of arms. Pride:Respect my dad was a very respectful kid he is also

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