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SHERRY ZAK-MORRIS
Favorite Quote: "You give love and light to everybody-those who love you, those who harm you, those whom you know, those whom you don't know. It makes no difference. You just give light and love." - Indra Devi on her 101st Birthday

Sherry Zak Morris, E-Registered Yoga Teacher, and owner of the Yoga Vista Studio studied under the tutelage of octogenarian yoga teacher, Mary Cavanaugh. Sherry is our go-to woman when it comes to IT related questions. Sherry came to yoga afters years of computer-related work stress and is on a mission to teach people the skills of self-empowerment to achieve optimal health. Sherry has a degree in Community Health Education and has traveled around the world doing corporate training programs for over 25 years. Sherry founded Yoga Journey Productions and Take5Moment, video production companies, to reach more people with the inspiration of the life-changing power of yoga and good health.


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Evelyn Leon

Favorite Quote: "Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly."

My goal in life is represent the non represented (Children & Teens) & to work in Social Work to fix the system from the inside. I am a high school Senior & I am involved with Difference Makers International (DMI) because they represent love & acceptance. I continue being involved with DMI because I continuously keep gaining knowledge and a greater understanding that I am powerful & I can change the world with the help & love of a singe blue ribbon. I entered DMI with the mentality that "one cry gone unheard is one too many" I now can see that "one soul gone unnoticed & unacknowledged is unacceptable."

Robert De La Pena


Robert is an amazing kid, becoming the school president of High Tech High School, a Chula Vista school funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Robert has recently convinced the administration of his school to incorporate the blue ribbon into the curriculum, having seniors welcome all freshmen with the blue ribbon, establishing a mentorship program for incoming students, and sharing the power and potential of acknowledgement and support.