supervisor. a strong guy, a smart guy, and they have a beautiful 4-year-old son, who was born here, in the united states, robert, congratulations. thank you. [ applause ] marcell, ramos ramirez is from bolivia, and has a beautiful lawful permanent resident of the united states, and has been since 2013. he is the co-owner of a staffing company with his son, histo mar the business is thriving and he it is doing very well and he is expanding in all different ways and he says in the united states you can achieve anything that you want, and i am a perfect example. in ord in other words, he is making a lot of money. marcell, thank you very much. you ve been listening in there to the president speaking at a naturalization ceremony
great luck. [ applause ] jory anjoy, from south korea and came to the united states in 1992, to pursue a masters degree. she earned a ph.d. from the university of maryland, and is now a professor at azuza pacific university. her husband teaches statistics at george mason. and it is a great school, too, by the way. and they are proud parents of two sons, i want to congratulate you, and you re going to have a good time, a great time. thank you very much. we really appreciate it. robert castle is from jamaica. and he immigrated to the united states in 2009, as the husband of a then active duty service member of the united states army. robert is a warehouse
supervisor, a strong guy, a smart guy, and they have a beautiful 4-year-old son who was born here in the united states. robert, congratulations, thank you. [applause] marcela ramirez is from bolivia and has a beautiful, lawful permanent resident of the united states and has been since 2013. he is the co-owner of a staffing company with his son. the business is thriving, he s doing really well, and it s expanding in all different ways. he says i know that in the united states you can achieve anything that you want, and i am a perfect example. in other words, he s making a lot of money. [laughter] marcela, thank you very much. [applause]
[inaudible] is from south korea and came to the united states in 1992 to pursue a masters degree. she earned a ph.d. from the university of maryland and is now a professor at azusa pacific university. her husband teaches statistics at george mason, and that s a great school too, by the way and they are proud parents of two sons. i want to congratulate you, and you re going to have a great time, great time. thank you very much. we really appreciate it. [applause] robert castle is from jamaica, and he immigrated to the united states in 2009 as the husband of a then-active duty service member of the united states army. robert is a warehouse
that church. many people are going in to pay their respects and also the significance of that american flag, ted. yeah. well, first off, the scene is, as you can imagine, very somber here. people in tucson have rallied around this family. people around the country and the world have gotten to know christina green since last saturday s tragedy. you saw that little coffin just being taken into the church, just a few moments ago. right now the bishop is doing a blessing inside, just inside the doorway of the church. that s why you see a lot of people outside the church waiting to get in. once that blessing is done, her coffin will be brought up to the alter and then the rest of the people will file in and the service will begin. we do expect it to be a full catholic mass. we are told that christina s father will speak after the communion section of that mass. we got ahold of one of the programs. if you zoom in there we see it. there s a big picture of christina there. a