WHO IS MARIA ESPINOZA?

As the organization’s National Director, Maria speaks and interviews across the country. Dedicated to the mission of The Remembrance Project, she has worked as a volunteer for over 9 years, informing the public with the truth in order to save lives, and to bring some measure of justice to American families whose loved ones were killed by illegal aliens.

In 2015, Maria introduced the Angel Moms, Dads and Angel Family members to now-President Donald Trump wherein he kept his promise to her that, if elected, he would do more for the Angel Families; and, thus, he created the office of V.O.I.C.E., Victims Of Immigration Crime and Engagement, upon taking office.

Maria gave Congressional testimony on National Security, and lived and worked in Washington, D.C. for 2 years with her husband, Tim Lyng. She is a former candidate for U.S. Congress in Texas, and the first Latina to run for office in House District 7. Maria possess over 12 years in the legal field as a litigation legal assistant, and was a Project Coordinator in Commercial Real Estate Development. She has coordinated events for: Shriner’s Hospital for Children-Houston, college scholarships for cancer survivors, and children with spina bifida, a birth defect.

Maria studied Business Administration at Abilene Christian University and was on ACU’s Cross-Country and Track Team where she was an All-American Miler. She holds a Real Estate Salesman License and Legal Assistant studies at South Texas College Law.