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Friday, July 16, 2010

GUAM SPECIAL OLYMPICS GOLD WINNER - Robert Munoz


Robert Jay Munoz of Agana Heights and 2nd grade student from Tamuning Elementary School proudly wore his gold medal when he won in the 50 meter relay when he participated in the Guam Special Olympics 2010 in April at Guam Okkodu High School. Munoz, who is identified with autism, along with other school peers, trained for at least 8 weeks to prepare for this event. The yearly Special Olympics event provides individuals with disabilities opportunities to shine. Regardless of their degree of their disability, the Special Olympics Guam also gives them equality in the community. Munoz is the son of Robert F. Wagner of Agana Heights and Renee Munoz of Dededo, and grandson of Lois T. Gumataotao, Agana Heights.
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  1. mnriveraJuly 17, 2010 at 3:30 AM

    Congratulations Robby Boy! We're very proud of you! Keep up the great work!

    Love,
    Julia, Fausto, and Kinny

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