Michael Bailey works in the library. He also serves on a state board. Last year he was picked as the city's employee of the year.
He does all this despite autism and a seisure disorder.
To find out more about Michael, check out the video above.
Video: Michael Bailey of Mission Viejo Represents the OC's Developmentally Disabled
You may not see him in the library, but Michael Bailey is getting the books in order. He's overcoming autism to serve his community.
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Mary Bradsher April 6, 2011 at 12:49 pm
Great interview Michael. It is an honor to know and work with you. You are an incredible spokesperson and advocate for the disabled in California!
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Dan Avery June 16, 2013 at 10:09 am
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Graphs like this are sometimes created (and/or distributed) by persons with a deep understanding…Read More (and/or appreciation) of things like this:
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Don't toy with me, what happened to 1. and 2.? Is this some sort of Star Wars Jedi mind trickery on…Read More sequence?
Peter Schelden (Editor) June 6, 2013 at 05:04 pm
That's a good question, Pan. Let me ask and get back to you.