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Mission Statement KEHP & EDKE 6379/7379 Nellyvette Gonzalez-Martinez University of The Incarnate Word Professional Mission Statement My company is a service company. Staff is highly motivated, committed professional, knowledgeable in fitness, adaptations and wellness services. Its focus is to help individuals who want to improve their quality of life. I carefully hire trainers that meet the standards of knowledge and experience our valued clients deserve; and who value cardinal virtues and justice for others. Every human life, regardless of diversity deserves to live in peace, cared for and included in our society. This is achieved by living life guided by faith, moral values and respect for others (catholic.org,
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