William Keenan:
CLASS OF 2002
Immaculate Heart of Mary SchoolClass of 2002
Baltimore, MD
Community College of Baltimore CountyClass of 9999
Baltimore, MD
Immaculate Heart of Mary SchoolClass of 2002
Baltimore, MD
William's Story
Life
Over the past 5 years, I have been trying many different fields of interest. I became a trumpet tutor, a trumpet performer for the Roman Catholic church: The Shrine of the Little Flower, a math tutor, a writer, a soldier, a religion teacher, an altar server, and most recently a college candidate seminarian.
I have worked various jobs, taught many people, counseled people in trouble, traveled, and performed. I decided many years ago that I wanted to become a Roman Catholic priest. I bounced around in the hopes that I would find something else. However, the priesthood has stayed with me. Last year I joined the Franciscan Brothers and Sisters of Penance. Now I am to become a seminarian.
Those who knew me in middle school may be surprised to hear it, I'm sure. But even then, I had the priesthood in the back of my mind. Even though I have many restrictions on me, I still have fun. I get to fly for free, travel, go to the Bahamas, perform search and rescue, and perform music. I still do a lot of work in the public sector, so don't think that I'm a monk who lives a secluded life.
College
After graduating from Archbishop Curl...Expand for more
ey, I attended CCBC-Essex. I attempted a double major of English Secondary Education and Music Education. Unfortunately, I can not handle 24 credits per semester and I was forced to drop the Music. In the Spring semester, I dropped the English part of my educational degree. I am now hoping pursue a Science Secondary Education degree. I have also begun to take philosophy so that I may cut a semester off of the seminary.
Workplace
About 2 years ago, I began work for Safeway. I started as a courtesy clerk doing customer service, bagging, stocking, cleaning, and cart collecting. I became the senior part time courtesy clerk. About 6 months ago, I became a cashier. Recently, I was transferred into the pharmacy as a technician. I fill perscriptions, call patients, sell the perscriptions, answer calls, stock, order, and occassionally counsel patients.
Military
I joined the USAF-CAP when I was a junior at Archbishop Curley High School. I spent two years as a cadet. I transitioned from the program into the officer's field in December 2006. I now specialize in public affairs, cadet programs, search and rescue, and emergency services.
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