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“We have to take care of our community.
Sometimes you just need that extra push. We are putting family into practice. We know the tools for success and should pass them on to the next generation. How your life would be different if someone had given you a hand? Mentors are an extension of family.“ —Primos Dallas Founding Board Members, 2018 |
2024-2025 Board Members
Angela Carrales
Board Chair
Profession: Marketing
Passion: Worldwide traveler, foodie, and wine aficionado
First Job: Summer babysitter for a family of three children (6-11 years old) when I was 14
If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Having traveled all over the world, one of my favorite spots is Lisbon, Portugal. It's a fantastic mix of old world architecture and modern city. Its proximity to the sea, mountains, and wine country make it a wonderful place.
Passion: Worldwide traveler, foodie, and wine aficionado
First Job: Summer babysitter for a family of three children (6-11 years old) when I was 14
If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Having traveled all over the world, one of my favorite spots is Lisbon, Portugal. It's a fantastic mix of old world architecture and modern city. Its proximity to the sea, mountains, and wine country make it a wonderful place.
Colibri Morales
Treasurer
Profession: Accountant Passion: Disc golfing and being in nature First Job: Walmart Cart Specialist during summer in high school If you could only ear one meal for the rest of your life, what would it be? Waffle House All Star Special. I have a lot of great memories with friends eating at Waffle House. |
Jesus Serrato
Profession: Montessori Teacher
Passion: Family and sneakers
First Job: In 7th grade I got my first job cleaning a bakery with my childhood friend. I didn't love cleaning, but I took pride in my job and showed up every weekend.
What is your favorite childhood memory?
Visiting my grandmother every evening when I lived in Mexico. I'd go home after school, eat, do homework, and then go spend time with my Ma Cris (Cristina).
Passion: Family and sneakers
First Job: In 7th grade I got my first job cleaning a bakery with my childhood friend. I didn't love cleaning, but I took pride in my job and showed up every weekend.
What is your favorite childhood memory?
Visiting my grandmother every evening when I lived in Mexico. I'd go home after school, eat, do homework, and then go spend time with my Ma Cris (Cristina).
Juan Galicia - DiazRun the Grove Chair
Profession: Corporate Banking Passion: Youth Empowerment and Community Building First Job: My first job was selling my Jefa’s tamales at a local farmer’s market. My brother and I would split the money we got in the tip jar. Who is your hero? My community is my hero. They inspire me day in and day out through their humility, resiliency, and magia. It isn’t perfect, but we all strive to uplift each other and there’s an understanding that we are a stronger and deeper community when we do. More love and hope siempre. |
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