Special thanks to Max Morono, Mx2 Interests

Note of appreciation from Texas War Memorial Board Member Major General (Retired) Joy Stevens –

Max Morono designed and maintains the Texas War Memorial at no cost to the organization but “for the GWOT service members and their families.”  Max is a talented designer and works tirelessly to make our website informative, interactive and a place to honor those who served after September 11, 2001.  We could not focus on building “The Price of Liberty” Memorial at the Texas Capitol or gaining support for the Living Memorial, if Max did not run the website for us.  We appreciate him immensely. 

Max Morono owns and operates Mx2 Interests serving as the CEO, senior web designer and senior SEO analyst. With over 14 years’ experience in IT security, web design and search engine optimization, Max has worked with hundreds of local business bringing them up-to-date with online marketing strategies and helping establish their online presence.

Prior to opening Mx2 Interests, Max was a senior IT consultant for United American. His primary responsibility for day-to-day execution of information security and privacy engagements as well as direct supervision of Consultants in developing and executing Information Security project work plans.

Max Morono is a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) and holds CompTIA A+ / CompTIA Network+ certifications, is a Certified Wireless Technology Specialist (CWTS) and a Certified Computer Examiner (CCE). He also holds W3Schools Web Certifications for HTML, CSS and PHP. 

He is an active member of Big Brothers and Big Sisters in Montgomery County, works with Hope For Paws and the Greater Houston German Shepherd Dog Rescue (GHGSDR).

Max says he has a “Calling to Serve”

“ . . . both of my grandfather’s were decorated World War II veterans, I have always wanted to make them proud and serve my country. I am looking forward to bringing my expertise in the technology field to better serve the military community in Texas.    

Some of the bravest and most honorable Men and Women to walk this earth have given the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. If my contributions can make just a small change for our great US veterans, I am ready to accept any task they may give me and my company.”