The People Of Southwest Florida

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There are so many people in Southwest Florida.  Very interesting people.  

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I stopped at a small church where there was a sign that said "FREE". There were miscellaneous items scattered throughout the parking lot.
While there I met one of our locals.
Here is a little about him.
His name is Victor. He has who here since the 70's.
He works doing odd jobs, a divorced man who is from Mexico.
He said, "I am very happy to be here"

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