Nineteen years ago, on October 26th, at Justinien Hospital, a new member of the Gauthier family was born. His mother, shedding tears of joy, and his father, with a big smile etched on his face, warmly welcomed the crying baby. He was named Phumosny Gauthier, who is also known as Mosny. And from that day, his journey began. Phumosny Gauthier was born and raised in Haiti for fourteen years. He was blessed with a little brother named Moly Gauthier three years after his birth. In 2016, his mother passed away, and three years after that tragic event, his father relocated them from Haiti to the Bahamas. Having lived in Haiti for all his youth years, he did not know how to speak English. Therefore, In September 2019, he enrolled in Orion Academy, a school that serves to teach and prepare Haitian students for government schools in The Bahamas. Six months later, he enrolled at RM Bailey Senior High School. Graduating as the top male of his high school, he was awarded a full ride to pursue his bachelor’s degree at Benedict College. Currently majoring in computer engineering at Benedict College, Phumosny plans to pursue a master’s degree in mechanical engineering. He dreams of inventing an emergency vehicle that can adjust its size to navigate traffic more effectively, reducing delays and potentially saving lives in critical situations. As Phumosny grows, various factors and experiences continue to shape his path, and he is content with where he is and what he strives to achieve.