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Glendale 66, El Corona
Los Santos

BIOGRAPHY:
At May 2 1983 I was born. It was a normal day in spring, sunny and clear skies. My childhood was normal, everything was fine and I was happy, school went great. After high school I got to college, finished it without any trouble and got my diploma. Of course I needed a job, so I started looking around a lot. I did not found anything that suits me, I just didn’t know what I wanted to do for work. After a lot of trail jobs I still didn’t knew what I wanted.
I remember this horrible day, I got a call from the LSPD. My father had a car accident, I was in huge shock. Luckily it was not as horrible as I imagined, he was alive. After some hours of waiting next to his bed talking about how it happened the doctor came in with the results, a couple of bones where broken but no permanent damage. "It will take around 6 to 12 weeks to recover, depending on how much you rest". I knew he would not be able to rest for 6 to 12 weeks, mostly because my mother still working but almost retired. So I moved back in to my parents and took care of him. When we were bored we want looking for my future job, finally we got one: Pilot. First I refused to do anything for it because I had to take care of him, but he said "The doctor comes tomorrow, let’s hear what he has to say". As he said the doctor came the next day, we had a long talk and he said that my father was almost fully recovered. Just a couple more days.
Well the days passed as fast as the others, I soon started looking around for pilot regarding jobs. I already had a licence, so I had a head start. I finally had to choose from 2 options: Shamal pilot for San Andreas Air or work for LSPD as a Maverick pilot. I finally chose for the Shamal pilot at San Andreas Air. After a couple of years it started to get less exiting then before, it was always the same. I wanted something else, so I looked once again at the other option, Maverick pilot for LSPD.
I retired from my current job and join the Helicopter squad at LSPD, then I realized that this was way better for me. We did way more then I first expected, I thought that chasing from the sky’s the only thing was we would do. But soon I learned that searching, search and rescue, high speed chasing, fast troop transport and sometimes even medical transport. Every day was different, some days I only needed to a quick flight to a car accident and secure the location, sometimes we do a 6 hours long searching for a missing person.
Until the day of today I still love my job but i want some variation in my life, after some talking and appointments Frank Pagati invited me to send this letter. I am earned enough to buy my dream vehicles and got a wonderful house, basically i'm a happy person with a wonderful life!

02-11-2015
Robin Smithwarren