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In my time counseling individuals who pass through Houston Processing Center, I hear stories of hard times and provide spiritual guidance to those in need. It is beneficial to see the world through someone else's eyes; it taught me to serve patiently and without prejudice. Every day I work with great people who take pride in their work, and I am honored to serve as their chaplain. I am a pastor, mentor and volunteer. I am Michael Davis and I am CCA.

I like comic books and telling stories in Texas, I am CCA. That's how CCA's Sheena Zernicek felt after joining Houston Processing Center. She hails from the small town of Liberty, Texas, where she found herself in search of more prospects after graduating from high school and entering the world of full-time work. Not only has CCA provided Zernicek with the sense of professionalism and opportunity she so strongly desired. The company also offered her the boost to break out of her shell.

Being able to work outdoors is important to me. It's fulfilling to know that I am able to take control of my day and accomplish the tasks that are required. I'm not afraid to work hard; I'm proud to put my best foot forward every day. Work ethic means so much to me; and you can't expect great work ethic from the people around you unless you give it. I enjoy my work environment, it fits me.

Working at Silverdale Correctional Facility inspired me to foster and adopt children. I believe in serving as a role-model by making a difference in the lives of others. I always encourage my children to be the best they can be, and I apply that principle to my position as unit clerk. I'm a role model and mother of four. I am Renee Tellis and I am CCA.