Jorge Riley is committed to the service of his country in any way that he can.

Jorge was born in the town of Riverside, CA in 1978.  He was born into poverty and raised by a single mother.  While he had a family that didn't encourage a prosperous outlook on life, he broke the mold and made a new future for himself. 

High School 

Jorge was the first in his family to graduate from high school like normal people in a traditional family are supposed to.  He joined the AFJROTC in his freshman year to keep out of trouble and be able to begin his future military career in the Army as an E-3.  This opportunity afforded him the ability to begin flying light aircraft such as piperwarriors and sessinas at the age of 14 years old.  He was allowed to meet President of the United States William Jefferson Clinton when he came to McClellan AFB and gave his speech about how he wouldn't shut down the bases. After the speech the President turned to shake Jorge's hand in which he refused and crossed his arms and stated to the president that after listening to him talk he could not in good consciousness shake his hand even on tv.

U.S. Army
Jorge Riley proudly served in the U.S. Army from the 1995-2003. He is dedicated to service started at the age of 17, requiring parental authorization to join. His patience and determination ensure that every client is treated with high regard.  Beginning his military career with Recon as a scout for the 101st set the standard for his military excellence.  Awarded the Good Conduct Medal, Army Achievement Medal, and several Battalion and Brigade Recognitions, he led the way for the rest to follow.

Jorge began taking Real Estate classes working towards his first AS when he returned to Sacramento from the military.  When he had almost amassed three degrees and three certificates he joined the Student Government to serve his fellow classmates.  In the Fall of 2008, American River College endorsed "Yes on Prop 8" through a Student Government Resolution and he fell under a recall effort that failed.  He beat the recall with his fellow supporters as the dominate dynamic of American River College was in support of the Resolution and Jorge won by the greatest margin.   1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

After Jorge's exhibitions with the student government he was asked to join the County Republican Party as an alternate representative for Supervisial district 3 under the guidance of Bill Cardoza.