On behalf of Midwest Goods Inc. We would like to express our gratitude to these four
outstanding men, for bravely doing what they were called to do so we can safely do what we’re 
FREE to do. For all that you’ve done, thank you. For all those that have served and continue to serve
Thank you for your bravery.

Scott Lane
Air Force Veteran - 5 years of service
“I learned the value of appreciation, discipline, trust and loyalty. Knowing someone can cover
your back when needed is priceless.” stated Scott Lane. Throughout his 5 years in the Air Force
he enjoyed learning from different cultures, trying new cuisine and traveling. He built
relationships that have flourished over the last 30 years and has been rooted with the
understanding that everything comes with discipline, how to appreciate everything he has and
the true meaning of loyalty.

Mario Aparicio
Army Reserve - 5 Years
5 years ago it all started with pride and the desire to serve our country, according to Mario
Aparicio, who is currently active in the Army Reserve. That desire has taken him a long way,
from basic training, learning how to handle firearms ,creating long life memories with his unit to
appreciating the little things in life. Mario stated “ appreciate the little things we have in life such
as being with your loved ones and having clean water.” Leaving everything behind made him
appreciate it all on when he returned.

Adam Willich
United State Army Veteran - 3 years of service
Soon after high school Adam was determined to grow as an individual and made the brave
decision to serve our country. He served in the 1st Ranger Battalion and was apart of
Operations, Just Cause & Desert Storm. Soon after he completed the missions, he returned to continue his
education. According to Adam, being apart of the United States Army, has built character and
established life ambition and determination.

Jose Rivera
Marine Corps Veteran - 14 years of service
What do you do when you want more excitement in life? According to Jose, you join the Marine
Corps! During his years of service, Jose created bonds with 5 other brave Marines that no
matter the distance, still remain connected. Being a part of the Marines has taught him great
work ethics , how to be dependent on others and the confidence to take on any challenge.