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Unbridled Benevolence – setting free the steeds of kindness and grace to roam in the spaces that surround each of us.
At life’s midway point, I continue to be distilled in renewal, resilience, and restraint. I am a mother of two beautiful women, the only ones whom I allow to bridle my cantor. I enjoy teaching them that strength comes from making the world a smaller place with love and adoration for others. I subscribe to these same values in all of my relationships – even those graciously ended by distance or time, as is so very often required while I serve.
I am privileged to don a uniform daily, and to do my part in making sure all individuals can freely realize their full potential and purpose in life.
I have numerous decorations that often pale in comparison to the relationships and lessons I’ve learned among cultures throughout the world. I’ve been everywhere from the Pentagon to opposite corners of the globe; in cultures that are destitute, and those that have more than one can imagine – and even there, there was always need.
In all of my travels I feel I’ve woven threads of humanity, found common ground, and am a better person for having appreciated diverse cultures. A kaleidoscope best depicts who I am; my international web of friendships perpetually catches the dew of fondness.
In all I do, I make time to support the Gratitude Professor Foundation, and Remember, Honor, Support, two charitable organizations that mirror affirmation of service, support and gratitude.
Recognition and awards are the evidence of my opportunities, mentorship and the work ethic of which my family subscribes to daily. They range from full scholarships for pursuing my Masters to various medals and a Marine Corps warfare device on my Navy uniform. It is with passion and persistence that I claim not to know all of the answers. I am keen to offer sound counsel based on my life experiences – and resilience – and I do so humbly.
My hope is that our mutual encounter here would in some way serve as a compass with which to navigate your own success.
Janette Arencibia .
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