This company put me first – and that’s never happened to me before,” he said. That did not happen until he started working for the Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians a few months ago.
Finishing school was not an immediate priority for him but Townsend, now 51, believed he would eventually have an opportunity to return and get his diploma. As a teenager, living in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, he got off track and dropped out of high school.īecoming a father at the age of 16 created an obligation to go to work.
When Dayshawn Townsend became employed by Soboba Casino Resort in San Jacinto he did not know that it would lead to his fulfillment of a longtime goal he had set for himself.
