Transition from Work to Retirement and Beyond

Angie Rivera married young raised her children and then went back to college to fulfill her dream of becoming a teacher. Rather than provide class room instruction, she went to her students’ homes to teach them and provide life skills. Her clientele were Mexican immigrants. In addition to teaching her course load, she had to help non-Spanish speaking instructors by translating subject matter for them. Being bi-lingual and bi-cultural she understood theneeds of the families she served very well. As a result, she was able to createprograms and services that met the unique needs of immigrant families. Aftermany years of service, she officially retired. However, her impact was soprofound that  she volunteered to continue helping because the need was so great. Because of her compassion and expertise, she was asked to speak in public to inform and inspire others. However, she was uncomfortable doing so. That is why she joined Toastmasters to boost her confidence. She is a great speaker now. She gained so much confidence that she was elected president of the Spellbinders Toastmasters Club this year.

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