David DeMulle' Is A Kind-Hearted Gentleman With An Earnest Desire To Serve The Community

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David DeMulle' Is A Kind-Hearted Gentleman With
An Earnest Desire To Serve The Community
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David DeMulle' is a successful entrepreneur with
a long list of achievements. From setting up the
first toner cartridge refilling company in the
United States, becoming the first "Calif.
Registered Environmental Assessor" for the
-E-Waste industry, to operating the only real
newspaper in the North East Valley, etc he has
many accomplishments under his belt.
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• What has never taken a backseat to his business
  ventures is his earnest desire to serve the
  community. He has always been involved in some
  sort of humanitarian work, be it supporting
  veteran groups, outreach programs, or the local
  food bank. His charitable endeavors also include
  creating 3 Safe Haven homeless camps as an
  effort to reduce violence against the homeless
  community, donating medical supplies worth
  50,000 to the Haiti Medical Relief Organization,
  etc.

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David DeMulle' has even received several awards
for his philanthropic efforts. He was awarded the
Order of St. Stanislaus by the Polish
government for providing medical appliances and
materials to the disabled veterans of Poland,
Besides this, he also received an award from the
California EDD for his efforts in working with
and providing jobs for disabled American veterans.
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About David DeMulle David DeMulle is the
editor of The Foothills Paper, a leading
newspaper in the North East Valley. In the past,
he has served as a Contributing Editor for the
American Ordnance Association magazine and for
three more magazines in the field of Toner
Cartridge Re-manufacturing.
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He has also authored and published ten technical
and non-technical books. Apart from performing
his duties as the editor of his newspaper, David
is currently working on a project that focuses on
the use of cryogenic crystallization for zonal
molecular destruction of lead bearing glass.
disintegration of lead bearing glass structures.
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