Abraham Razick, whose real name was Ibrahim Razick, was a well-known auto dealer and a former marine. He was stationed in Fullerton while serving in the United States Marine Corps. Razick lived a life that exemplified the courage, honor, and dedication that he had acquired in the military.
After serving in the Marines for four years, Razick’s original aim was to enroll in a police academy. But after accepting a temporary position at a Chicago dealership, he fell in love with the car business. Without any prior experience, Razick began his career as a salesman and worked his way up to become a dealer in 2015 after he and a partner bought a Hyundai dealership in Yuma, Arizona.
Throughout his tenure, Razick’s dedication to his fellow veterans and the community was apparent. At his Hyundai business in Yuma, he instituted a policy of offering free oil changes to veterans and active military people. Later on, he extended it to include his Kia store. This initiative sought to honor and assist people who served their country, irrespective of the kind of vehicle they drove or where they bought it.
Razick also collaborated with California State University, Fullerton’s veteran resource center. It facilitates veterans’ access to their entitlements. Razick received praise for his dedication to remembering and assisting veterans and serving members of the armed forces.
He owned Fullerton Ford Orange County, which conducted a special campaign in November that gave veterans and active-duty military personnel $5 off an oil change for Ford trucks, automobiles, and diesel vehicles. The goal of this program was to honor the men and women in the military for their service and to show our gratitude for their sacrifices.
Among Abraham Razick’s many accomplishments are his devoted service to his community and family, his prosperous automotive career, and his steadfast backing of other veterans and serving members of the armed forces.
