For the second time SAPA has decided to contribute to the costs for the educations of the children of the group’s employees that have a low family income. This goes to prove the group’s commitment to education and to the territory.
School and studying have always been important to me.
When I was in high school I had a class mate who was often sitting next to me. I remember he was allergic to pollen and to grass weeds. We didn’t hang out with the same group of friends but when we happened to sit by each other we really enjoyed chatting.
What I really liked about him was certainly his ability go to another level in discussing issues, to go in depth.
It wasn’t a frequent trait, especially because at sixteen your attention often was drawn to other things, but with him it was different. He knew that with me he could talk about anything, and I knew that with him I could talk about anything.
He had a passion for trains.
He always said that one day he would build one with his own hands, made only of spare parts.
He had a good amount of intuition and a strong determination. I had no doubt that he would make it.
