My mother placed her education on hold after her first year of college in Guam to work and support her family in the Philippines. She worked various jobs for two years until meeting my father. At 20 years old, she left the workforce to take on what she considered the most important job of being a mother. My father learned the value of hard work from a young age through his family's business and worked throughout his schooling in Guam before continuing his education.

1. What Does It Mean To Be The Most Important Person
My parents, who moved to Guam from the Philippines, lived through a much harder time than my
siblings and I have. My mother finished high school in the Philippines, then moved to Guam for
college. After completing her first year, she placed her education on hold and worked to support her
family in the Philippines. She bounced between jobs for two years, then met my father. At twenty
years old, she withdrew herself from the workforce to do what most women consider to be the most
important job: being a mother.
Through the guidance of my grandfather, my father learned the value of hard work at an early age.
When he was not at school, he would be working in their family business. He attended high school in
Guam, then continued his education at
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