Adolfo R. Gonzalez

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In conclusion, this particular utility box created by Adolfo R. Gonzalez is my favorite in result of how inspirational it is. This utility box serves as a reminder for those who are proceeding onto doing better things for themselves to have a better future than what they've beheld before them their entire lifespan. This utility box also serves an alert to those who continue to make bad decisions and motivate them to make better decisions for themselves. It's a reminder and alert to the people of the community and the vistors of the coumminty. It's also a spark of hope that'll keep someone going, someone like

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