Ben Abiles - Mid Florida Realtor

01/21/2023

06/03/2020

Reposted for my brother.
For a friend of mine...my own observation: true in many but not all cases - but over the course of over 68 years around and in the military, much improved over where it was when I started...
When I served in the Army, my life was in the hands of black, brown, red, yellow and white toned people. We were friends, we were combatants, we had each others 6 when the hammer slammed the anvil. We trained, we sweated, we bled together. We came together from all parts of the country; we came together from all religions. We were a society unto ourselves. We worked as a team, a well oiled machine. We fought for our brother or sister that was on the ground, in the air or water. We protected each other. The only color we saw was green for our Army
Copying and pasting for a friend: Would two friends be willing to copy and repost this simple reminder?
RACISM IS NEVER OK and should never be tolerated.
Just two. Any two. Say done.

As a retired veteran (US Coast Guard), the building of teams was forged into my psyche in my training as a cadet at USCG Academy. Forming teams begins with the mindset that one must be willing to work with someone else. We can accomplish so much more in this world and make it a better place if only we are willing to work with others.

05/25/2020

What a good-looking home! Are you looking for a change in houses? Contact me for details!

Three bedroom, two bath condo

05/23/2020

Florida has more than just theme parks. We enjoy all types of farm fresh foods. Here's part of the last batch of blueberries we picked at Chapman's in St. Cloud.

04/06/2020

The Kennedy Space Center is a popular attraction for visitors and residents alike in Central Florida. For those interested in space exploration, catch a glimpse of the International Space Station (ISS) as it passes over central Florida for 4 minutes beginning at 8:33 PM tonight. If the clouds clear, the ISS can be seen at 23 degrees up in the sky beginning at 10 degrees above NNW travelling to 17 degrees above ENE. For more information, SpotTheStation.nasa.gov