• father and sons
    father and sons He will turn the hearts of the fathers to their children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers..

Our Team

rmo lawrence Lawrence Williams
President & Co-Founder

Lawrence is a licensed attorney with over 20 years experience in the practice of law. Lawrence is a member of the National Bar Association, the American Bar Association, the Ohio State Bar Association and a former member of the Thurgood Marshall Law Society.

Lawrence is an active member of the Osceola County Industrial Planning Commission, the Osceola County Charter Review Committee, and the Board of Trustees for the Osceola County Educational Foundation.

 
rmo ted Ted Thompson
Executive Director & Co-Founder 

More than 20 years of working with youth in wilderness adventure. Ted is a graduate of Dartmouth College with more than 35 years management experience in technology.

Ted is a grandfather who has traveled extensively thru South America, Europe and Northern Africa.
Hank

Hank Fanin
Master Survival Trainer

 
rmo gee

Genuel Geneus
Program Manager

 Gee has a love of adventure, extensive event management training and is a certified EMT
rmo ken

Ken Miller
Photographer and Assistant Program Manager

 

Joel Dixon
Recuritment

 
Marion Thompson
Community Relations
Jasimine Thompson
Social Worker

Advisory Board
James Wilkinson

 

 Lieutenant colonel US Army (Active Duty)
Renita Osselyn Orlando Police Department
Anthony Washington Retired US Navy

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RMO Summary

RMO is about to enter its fourth year of providing a truly unique wilderness mentoring program for at risk youth in the Central Fl community. Our staff of trained survival instructors use our wilderness survival skills program as a backdrop for teaching anger management, problem solving skills, team dynamics, and positive communication skills.

We reinforce fundamental character assets needed to help our students avoid the pitfalls of urban America.

We have a 80+ acre training center and equipment for 70+ campers.

Teaching Objectives

Youth are more apt to accept and remember what they discover for themselves.

Youth are more interested in information that they ask for than information that is freely given.

 

Our Training Objectives:

  • Help youth to understand for themselves
  • Help youth to apply information learned
  • Overall we must teach youth to thing for themselves

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