David M. Grigas

Harley Davidson Technician Self-disciplined, quality focused, and strong attention to detail. Ability to work well individually and on a team. Strong communication skills. Enthusiastic Volunteer with years of service in community outreach initiatives. Smart and capable with compassionate heart. Highly organized with dedication to achievement. To seek and maintain full-time position that offers professional challenges utilizing interpersonal skills, excellent time management and problem-solving skills.

• Interfaith monthly prayer support groups at the shelter. [Project name].
• Achieved share hope and healing through effectively helping with group facilitation for those in need of recovery support.

I have enjoyed many years of fishing with my family. We have caught everything from small snappers to giant sharks.

February 20,1992 is my anniversary date of committing to the journey of being in recovery through Alcoholics Anonymous. I have worked hard at staying clean and sober. I have also worked through all the levels of recovery necessary to stay clean and sober. I went through years of therapy, and worked diligently on my own family of origin dysfunctions. As a result of this work, I learned that I was codependent and I worked the program of Codependents Anonymous. Today, I have been married for 22 years. My wife and I have raised three kids. In the past I also had to tackle my relationship with money. I went through the Debtors Anonymous program and today have a much healthier financial life and relationship with money. After 30 years in recovery I would say I am still learning and growing. There is not place of arrival, it is just working the program one day at a time. I would like to give back and share some of what I have learned with those ready and willing to hear about a different way to live. I am looking to make a career change. I would like to share some of my own life experiences with others seeking a better way of life and living in recovery.