Margarita Ruiz Johnson
Margarita Ruiz Johnson
Working On:
*Creating Jobs
*Expanding Health Care to those who need it.
*Improving on quality of education our children get.
*Supporting our veterans and their benefits.
*Supporting our Seniors in Nursing Homes.
*Protecting our Nation.
P.O. Box 1073
Pearland, Texas 77588
BETTER TOGETHER
BETTER TOGETHER
We can resolve problems, improve the quality of life for all individuals residing in the United States, for the betterment of our society, and move us forward towards a more perfect union.

JOBS
JOBS
Creating good quality jobs, coupled with training to match the jobs of the future with the training for those jobs at the community level by bringing together all the stake holders, the business community, the training centers and the educators.

HEALTH CARE
HEALTH CARE
Expanding our health care by improving on the ACA (Obama Care) and expanding Medicaid (Texas program for the uninsured who do not qualify for the ACA , or are disabled, working poor, or retired seniors with limited retirement income).
EDUCATION
EDUCATION
Improving the quality of education our children get, to make them competitive in our present international markets, and working on teacher SALARIES and improving working conditions for our educators.

VETERANS BENEFITS
VETERANS BENEFITS
Working on Veteran challenges when they return home from wars(jobs, job training, housing, community support, mental health care and VA Benefits).
NURSING HOMES
NURSING HOMES
Together, working with Republicans of good will, to improve nursing homes conditions and monitoring nursing homes' compliance with State and Federal laws and administrative mandates.

US NATIONAL SECURITY
US NATIONAL SECURITY
Together, working on the need for the interdependence of our National Security with the States, to protect our States and National interest against international foes, who wish to harm us and our way of life.
I support all federal, state, and local legislation to help our seniors, veterans, and our disabled population in dealing with the complexities of our modern life, complete access to technologies and our political environment to include EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS, employment, transportation, criminal justice, infrastructure, housing, health care, community integration, and Medicaid.
GET INVOLVED
Become an expert in your area of interest: ie. Jobs, Health Care, Education. Veterans Benefits, Nursing Homes, US National Security.
Volunteer to work within your community creating good jobs, in health care, in the education of our children, in veterans services, in nursing homes and protecting our US national security .
Help each other and help our seniors!
Volunteer to HELP within our community doing what you can!
Our Family
Our Family
We’ve loved every minute of our journey
We’ve loved every minute of our journey
A Brief History
A Brief History
Born in the Island of Puerto Rico. We are United States Citizens by birth when Puerto Rico was ceded to the US after the Spanish American War in 1898. I was raised in the island, until mother migrated to the United States. My sister Carmen and I decided that we did not wanted to be held back in school, due to a language barrier, and worked on 20 English words a day(read, write and spell) to learn the language and communicate with our teachers. We learned English in 6 months. I graduated from high school in 1966 and immediately entered the United States Army. From Fort Rucker, Alabama, I was responsible for the payment of wages and salaries for National Guards and Reserves Units activated to go into combat in Viet Nam.
At Fort Rucker, I met and married, Warrant Officer Peter Johnson, son of Major General Chester Lee Chittenden Johnson. As time went by, Warrant Officer Johnson transferred to the Air Force, flying the C-130 to Europe from Ellington AF Base, Texas. Soon after, he became Major Johnson. Today he is a retired officer and presently flies as a private corporate pilot out of Houston Hobby Millionaire.
Peter and I have two children: Jennifer and Sonia. Jennifer has her own business in Friendswood, Texas. Sonia is a farmer and lives in Romayor, Texas. They both love what they do. Peter and I have six grandchildren.
Major General Chester Lee Chittenden Johnson
Major General Chester Lee Chittenden Johnson
He was a graduate of West Point, a patriot, loving father and family man. General Barry R. McCaffrey (USA Retired), who gave his farewell military eulogy at West Point Cemetery, New York recall's General Johnson as a "man of strength".
"His courage was recognized with the awards of the Silver Star and the Bronze Star with Oak Leaf cluster for service during combat against the Japanese".
He conducted himself with honor and valor during his Bataan Death March during his captivity. He was a "tower of integrity, compassion and spiritual strength among the sick and injured". He was a prisoner of the Japanese for three years.
In 1980, General Johnson and fellow prisoners erected a memorial honoring the 3000 braved American soldiers who died at the Cabannatuan Prisoner of War Camp.
He was an accomplished soldier, a teacher, intellectual with a Harvard graduate degree in History who taught at West Point and The Army War College. In Korea, General Johnson was the Commander of the 7th Division in South Korea next to the DMZ. He was the Attache in Mexico serving President Kennedy in the 1960's and the Commander of the Panama Canal Zone, among many other assignments, contributing our United States National Security.
General Mc Caffrey recalls General Johnson as being a delight, despite his torture and horror during his WWII, service as a Prisoner of the Japanese.
His courage and warmth is remembered by us, who loved and admired his dedication to his country and love of this family.
US Military Service
US Military Service
We’ve loved every minute of our journey
We’ve loved every minute of our journey
Lackland Air Force Base, Texas
Lackland Air Force Base, Texas
After transferring to the Air Force, from the Army, Major Johnson trained in the T-37, T-38 and the C-130 with the Air Force and began the transport of troops to Europe from Ellington,Air Force Base, Texas.
I completed my Masters from the University of Houston at Clear Lake and began teaching at College of the Mainland, Alvin Community College and San Jacinto College, South (Psychology, Sociology/Multi-cultures, and Accounting, respectively).
Ellington Base, Houston, Texas
Ellington Base, Houston, Texas
Major Johnson and I purchased our first home in Friendswood, Texas. We lived there for ten years after which Jennifer, wanting to have more room for her friends, suggested that we move to Pearland, to a home she had selected for us. She was right, Our present home looks just like us and we are happy in Pearland. Today, I am retired enjoying my grandchildren and helping my community on a full time basis.
My Parents
My Parents
We’ve loved every minute of our journey
We’ve loved every minute of our journey
Mother
Mother
Mother at 94 years young. She had dementia. She was a community leader and organizer who spent all her spare time helping her community and the poor. She dedicated her life to serve the needy and those who were less fortunate. She shared all she had with those who were in need. She was my best role model, a good steward of our Mother Earth and our environment. Mother was reunited with Jesus, who needed her help with the Corona Virus 0f 2019: DOD April 11, 2020 at Buena Vida Nursing Home in Brooklyn, New York. She was buried at Rosedale Cemetery in Linsdale, New Jersey on May 9, 2020.
Dad
Dad
He is a veteran of the World War II and the Korean War. He struggled after the war, with many issues and complications from his experiences in combat. He resides in a Nursing Home in Puerto Rico .
What our Philosophers are Saying
What our Philosophers are Saying
No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite..
Mr. Nelson Mandela
Africa
What our Philosophers are Saying
What our Philosophers are Saying
"Injustice anywhere is a
threat to justice everywhere"
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"If we are to have peace on earth, our loyalties must become ecumenical rather than sectional. Our loyalties must transcend our race, our tribe, our class, our nation, and this means we must develop a world perspective"
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
United States of America
What our Philosophers are saying
What our Philosophers are saying
Carefully watch your thoughts,
for they become your words.
Manage and watch your words,
for they will become your actions.
Consider and judge your actions,
for they have become your habits.
Acknowledge and watch your habits,
for they shall become your values.
Understand and embrace your values,
for they become your destiny.
Mr. Mahatma Gandhi
India
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Communications
Communications
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P.O. Box 1073
Pearland, Texas 77588.
" Never deny those that you love"
Jobs Health Care Education Veterans Benefits Nursing Homes US National Security
One Nation Under God
One Nation Under God
"We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution of the United States of America"
Love Jesus with all your heart, all your soul and all your might. Love thy neighbor as you love thyself. Help the poor and the needy and those less fortunate than you.