About Me
- George C. Markos
- I worked as a Risk/Safety Manager for a State College and a public - electric and water utilities company. I found the prevention side of disasters more effective than the emergency response side. I was a city Firefigher/EMT until returning to college at Tennessee Temple University where I worked on an Advance Life Support Unit until graduation. After five years at TVA's Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant (Captain of an Emergency Response Team), I moved back to Florida. I started back in outreach and church ministries here in Volusia County while working full-time. Telling others the good news of Jesus Christ is a 24/7 opportunity. Whether at work, church or just fishing, the world is hungry for some good news.
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Puraquequara M y wife and I were eating at La Hacienda, a Mexican restaurant in Orange City, Florida when she asked me how to pronounce...
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My Dad I was married, in college and a soon to be Dad the night I got saved. I couldn’t wait for the weekend to come to drive back hom... -
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As I look back , I marvel at all the places I’ve been, the things I’ve done, the people I’ve worked with, and am thankful that I lived t...
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