Post by donnydeluca on Dec 29, 2012 20:49:37 GMT -5
Full Name : Donavan Delano Deluca
Alias : Don, Donny, Double D, Cowboy
D.O.B. : September 24th, 1991
P.O.B. : Los Santos
Favourite Weapon : Remington 12 gauge shotgun
Body Figure : Slightly Muscular
Often seen wearing : Black hoodie, blue denims, and converse. Sometimes with a cap, beanie, or wayfarer sunglasses.
Brothers : Chibs Deluca, Daniel Deluca, Dahny Deluca, Patches Deluca.
Background Story
(The house the Deluca brothers grew up in)
Chapter One : Beginnings
Donavan grew up in a lower class family in one of the trailers in northern Los Santos. His father, Joseph Deluca, was a biker. He never claimed any clubs, however, he worked hard at his music career. However, he never really made too much success making music. As he was growing up, his family never had a car. His father only had a motorcycle, and his mother died before he was born. He would walk to school every day with his brothers. Donavan rarely explored the rest of Los Santos, growing up he always stayed in the trailer park.
Chapter Two : Five Brothers
The rest of his family followed in their father's footsteps and became bikers, and constantly stayed together. They rode together every day and started rolling as hangarounds with the Mongols Motorcycle Club. After a while, this would slowly start to lead to poverty for the family after no income was coming in.
TO BE CONTINUED
(The house the Deluca brothers grew up in)
Chapter One : Beginnings
Donavan grew up in a lower class family in one of the trailers in northern Los Santos. His father, Joseph Deluca, was a biker. He never claimed any clubs, however, he worked hard at his music career. However, he never really made too much success making music. As he was growing up, his family never had a car. His father only had a motorcycle, and his mother died before he was born. He would walk to school every day with his brothers. Donavan rarely explored the rest of Los Santos, growing up he always stayed in the trailer park.
Chapter Two : Five Brothers
The rest of his family followed in their father's footsteps and became bikers, and constantly stayed together. They rode together every day and started rolling as hangarounds with the Mongols Motorcycle Club. After a while, this would slowly start to lead to poverty for the family after no income was coming in.
TO BE CONTINUED