He came to the United States twenty years ago.

The country he came from___is__Mexico.
His first job in the U.S. He was a migrant farm worker.
The place where he works now is a Jhons Hopkins_University.
The three parts of his present job are a neurosurgeon ,professor and a researcher.
What he is looking for in his research is the treatment of brain cancer.
Distance of his hometown from the U.S. border is a 60 miles south of it.
His first job in his life (at age five) was a gastation worker.
His grandmother’s two jobs was a village healer and a midwife.
The year Mexico’s economy collapsed was in the mid-1970s.
Alfredo’s age when he first became a teacher was 18 years old.
Three crops he picked on farms in the U.S. were cotton, tomatoes and cantaloupes.
Price of the camper he bought to live in was $300.
Condition of the camper was a broken-down.
What his cousin told him he would be a farmworker for the rest of his life.
Where he studied English was a community college.
Where he attended university on a scholarship was the University of California, Berkeley.
Where he studied medicine was a Harvard Medical School.
Who Alfredo Quinones says he owes his success to the many people who have extended a hand to him throughout his life.