Limardo's Bio

Limardo's Bio

My name is Francisco Limardo, but my friends and family call me Frank.
I'm not really sure how I'm suppose to be writing this bio, since I have
never had to write one before, but here it goes.

I was born on August 11, 1973
Brooklyn, NY is where my parents called home when I was born
I have 2 sisters, Laura & Priscilla
I'm happily married to a woman named Brandi
We have one son whose name is Mason
My wife and I have been in the Air Force for five years
We have been stationed here at Moody for the past year

Since I stated earlier that I really don't know how to write a bio I'll keep up that same spirit and just keep writing until one of us gets bored and quits. I have many hobbies, too many, in fact, to list. You will just have to take my word for it. I must admit to the fact that I really don't like living here in south GA. It's way to hot for my taste. The pace of life is a bit sluggish for me as well. But, alas, I have no choice. I must go, bravely, to where the military sees fit. To date, I have been stationed in Minot AFB, ND, Osan AB, ROK and Moody AFB, GA. If you cherish your life then DO NOT go to Minot, ND. It has to be the absolute worse place in the world to live (I hope I don't offend anybody). I have never been colder or suffered more boredom than when I was in North Dakota. After spending 2 long years there I was shipped off to South Korea. Now Korea isn't that bad if you can just get over the fact that no one speaks English off of the base. The Koreans that are lucky enough to work on base don't speak that well either, but they get by. Anyway, Korea definitely isn't that bad of a place. There is always something to do and everyone gets along (pretty much, anyway). Well after spending a year there I was shipped off, again, to beautiful Valdosta. I had never heard of Valdosta (has anyone, outside of Valdosta) until the day my wife told me that this was our final military destination. We plan on getting out of the military in the year of our lord 2001. In my humble opinion, it can't get here quick enough.

There are three reasons why I am enrolled in Val Tech:

So I get to realize my dream of getting out of the military without having to do (gulp) 20 years.
I really enjoy working with computers.
I would love to find a job that pays me enough so that my wife can stay home and raise our son (I hope that doesn't sound chauvinistic, actually, if it does it really doesn't matter because my wife is in total agreement).

Well if you are still reading this then you win. I'm quitting. Thanks for sticking it out.

Frank Limardo