There are many things that Marc Walker of Reno considers important in his life. He is very dedicated to serving in his career as a law enforcement officer, always doing the job to the best of his ability and bringing his best to the force each day that he is in it. His family is important to him - he and his wife travel together often and are two peas in a pod. He also values fitness and participates in half marathons and endurance competitions regularly.

However, Marc Walker of Reno is also a big advocate of giving back to the community. He has worked at places such as the Adaptive Ski Program for Disabled Sports USA, the Virginia City Community Chest, and at the Northern Nevada Food Bank.

"Giving back to the community is one of the most important things that a citizen can do," Marc Walker of Reno opines. "I am a civil servant for my job and I believe that those ethics should carry through to what I do with my time when I am not on the clock. One of the best ways to do so is to get involved with the community and offer my abilities and skills to those who need them most."

There are many reasons why Marc Walker of Reno believes that volunteering is important. First of all, he loves working at the Adaptive Ski Program for Disabled Sports USA since it gives him a chance to show the joy of skiing to individuals who might not otherwise be physically able to participate without his help and guidance. This is not work for Marc Walker of Reno; rather, it is something that he wholly enjoys doing and looks forward to.

"There's nothing better than lending a helping hand to those in need," Marc Walker of Reno says. "It brightens your day, betters another person's life, and makes the community around you a better place to live and be."

Marc Walker of Reno is very active in his community. He lives in Reno, Nevada, with his wife and works as a law enforcement officer. He frequently serves his community and loves to travel in his free time.