I rise today to honor 25 years of dedicated service by Maria Esperanza Castro. Maria studied medicine in Mexico before finding her true passion and calling at the Regional Center of Orange County, where she changed the lives of many families. She was the voice that families met as they sought support for a loved one with developmental disabilities. For 25 years, she was a guiding advocate and a trusted source of information for these families. I congratulate Maria on her retirement.
Jose Luis Correa: “I rise today to honor 25 years of dedicated service by Maria Esperanza Castro. Maria studied medicine in Mexico before…”
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Honoring Maria Esperanza Castro for her 25 years of service at the Regional Center of Orange County.
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