Upon entering the Bermuda College it took a while to get settled and my grades reflected that inability to adjust from high school to college. Throughout my first year at Bermuda College I suffered the loss of my uncle Michael D. Fox, who had taken me under his wing and encouraged me to continue to perfect my musical abilities and much more. He worked with me for just under three months where we worked on small composition projects and during that time we only had the chance to perform together once. He was very supportive and even though we knew his time was short it took me by surprise how he left us so suddenly.
I believe that everyone has a purpose in life whether it is good or bad and that purpose plays an important role in the plan God has in store for us. We must find the key within ourselves to open the doors that will lead us to a successful life. The values and morals that I have are heavily based on the Doctrines of the Salvation Army and Articles of War. My parents have taught me that I should value life and wealth in people instead of money. They also have encouraged me to think of others before myself and give back as much as I can to the community.
My outlook on life, my values, characteristics have all molded me into the person I am today. All the activities and programs that I have gone through have given me options as to what I could do for the rest of my life. My Career goal is to assist young people in exploring their musical talent.