We really appreciate the good work you are doing in our community. May the Lord strengthen you and increase you in grace, favor and wisdom in Jesus' name.
- M. Charles
The work being done has touched lives and here is what they are saying.
My name is Goodwin I’m a single parent father with two kids. I met Romeo three years ago while playing in the park with my son and daughter. He approached me to tell me about his events. He ask me was these my kids and I reply that I was a single parent. First thing he said was he admired me for stepping up to the plate because we’re living in a society where men is not recognized as dads but father’s. I appreciate what he said and we been in contact with each other since then. He taught my children and help me to become a better man through interactions and conversations. God Bless him!
I’m a senior, I’m 76 years old. I met Mr. Romeo last year. He taught 18 seniors at the library chess. People say we are difficult to work with, but it seem easy for him. We always happy with smiles on our faces when we know he’s coming to teach all of us. He texts us to see how we are doing and let us know what events that are coming up that my benefit us. He has a warm & caring heart. I pray for him to have continue success because god blesses those who blesses others..
It’s a blessing to have Mr. Romeo in our community. I have a store and sometimes his youth comes in and helps us out with stocking items. He’s be very helpful when we needed him.
I’ve seen young kings & queens grow in the last 5 years. It’s suppose to be a chess club, but they do so much more.
I’ve been wheel chair bound for 15 years. I met Romeo 5 years ago while driving in the car with my girlfriend. We stopped to look at them play chess from the car. He asked us was we lost and I responded and said no. He said then why r u looking at the game from there? At that time he didnt know I couldn’t walk. He ask me did I play chess and I said yes.
I explained to him that I was in a wheel chair. He asked me can I use my hands? I said yes, he responded by saying what r u waiting for. The rest is history!
Being in this wheel chair can be very frustrating Mentally & physically. He gives me a chance to release my frustration and be whole Again. I feel I’m doing something productive with my life.
He even calls me when their out there playing. A life saver and a friend.
- M. Charles