Military Experience was dangerous but taught teamwork. As a specialized Navy BUDS diver trained to work as a salvage expert and decompression specialist working with Mobile Dive Team One. His duty stations include the carrier USS Tarawa CV-40 a helicopter carrier, USS Samuel Gompers AD-37 a destroyer tender and USS Hunley AS-31 a submarine tender.

A Humanitarian and Family Oriented

A successful businessman, rancher, wine producer and specialist in personal protection services, Romero Crawford has not only excelled in a wide range of professions he has rescued and supplied foster home care officially of nine children with a total 14 addition rescues besides his own three and adopting two additional girls.

He coaches (football) and has student retreats on his ranch providing living accommodations with a social meeting pavilion and a meeting - activities and dance hall.

Originally from Philadelphia, he grew up in various military bases from Ohau Hawaii to Marysville California, one of the original gold rush cities in the 1850's. It was named after a Donner Party survivor, Mary Murphy Covillaud. It was once entitled “California’s Oldest Little City”.

As a teenager, Romero misassociated with a rough crowd but took it upon himself to join one of the toughest Naval military units - the Navy Seals but ultimately became a BUDS trained NAVY salvage diver. He successfully maintained a coaching program helping many needy underprivileged children in “Pop Warner” football.

He continues mentoring a child and young adult program on his ranch in Dulzura CA just 12 miles north of the border. He is quite well known locally and aggressively supports these local establishments. He contributes his time to charitable ventures and works extensively with county food banks and has a strong connection coordinating with the local fire and rescue operation.

Romero works with the US border patrol in their operation the efforts in securing our borders.

During the massive Dulzura fire, he helped alert fire fighters to trouble spots as well as offering free meals and refreshment facilities to needy and exhausted fire personnel on his ranch. Ironically, the fire swept through his area but never cause damage (except one old truck and small fishing boat). His ranch was basically untouched.

Discusses business status of local groceries in Tecate and other area food suppliers in especially those who deal in livestock.

Cowboy chats with the volunteer fire department personnel on readiness status concerning the deadly fire season threat.

My Solemn Belief

I worship the God of our creation.
I would like to feel that I am a caretaker, conservationist and steward of the land. Our planet and our way of life is God given and is a reflection of our forefathers in the formation of this nation.

I constantly fight injustice and   protect & help the less fortunate when and where I am able.

I am a bit of a sheepdog keeping things safe and even have a true service dog - named Thor - He is like no other dog. He is a real, superbly  trained wolf and is nature’s closest companion to me as a reminder that nature helps man - we must help nature, listen to God and continue on a road to a better life by bringing America back

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