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Not the Only Ticket, An Autobiography
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My name is Aaron Molock. I was born April 7, 1963. I am married to the most beautiful woman in the world, with one son. I graduated from South- western Senior High in June of 1981. I graduated from Coppin State College in May of 1987 with a Bachelors Degree in Management Science. I graduated from the United States Air Force Basic training November of 1987 and went on to serve 20 years in the military. I ended with a 7th Level Skill in Administration and Contracting.
I am currently in my 25th year at The University of Maryland Baltimore and I and my subordinates are responsible for the mail of 7,000 individuals on campus. I am in my 25th season with Baltimore Orioles and I am in my 19th season with the Baltimore Ravens. My wife and I own our own business.
I believe everyone in life's first love is God, everything else comes after. One should become successful at anything that holds their attention. One should become a successful husband or wife and a parent. The impact of my legacy should be one that shows a history of stability and achievements that were not supposed to happen to an individual such as myself. I would like people to speak of me as a devoted husband and father, a conscientious family member and a caring and loving friend. I must be remembered for being a hard worker, one who worked hard to achieve much. People will remember me for my self-worth, but above all, my greatest achievements in this life have been my marriage to my wife and the raising of my son.
I am currently in my 25th year at The University of Maryland Baltimore and I and my subordinates are responsible for the mail of 7,000 individuals on campus. I am in my 25th season with Baltimore Orioles and I am in my 19th season with the Baltimore Ravens. My wife and I own our own business.
I believe everyone in life's first love is God, everything else comes after. One should become successful at anything that holds their attention. One should become a successful husband or wife and a parent. The impact of my legacy should be one that shows a history of stability and achievements that were not supposed to happen to an individual such as myself. I would like people to speak of me as a devoted husband and father, a conscientious family member and a caring and loving friend. I must be remembered for being a hard worker, one who worked hard to achieve much. People will remember me for my self-worth, but above all, my greatest achievements in this life have been my marriage to my wife and the raising of my son.