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To end a story we all must begin one as well. All it takes is one spark to cause the chain reaction we know as life. Setting forth the path that we are to walk, to teach us and for us to teach ourselves what it means to be live a life. None of us know what it means to have lived our life till one has passed on, and leaves in his wake the impact of his person on us all.

Daimion Thomas was an imaginative soul. A person to bring smiles and laughter wherever he went. Always helping those in need, regardless of the cost. From the day he was born it was easy to see that he was different amongst all the others even his own family. Wasn't the most talkative person in the room but as he grew it began to show more and more his talent that
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There was a time that his best friend Eagan had a tragedy strike him out of nowhere and his mother had died and even though Daimion was not related, he had spent every summer nearly everyday with her and had grown to love her as a motherly figure. After her passing, he seemed to be going through a rough time himself, but he noticed the problem around him over his own and felt it was the right thing to do by her is to help others.

After school he would tell everyone of his interest in cooking. All sparking from his grandmother making him his first jello cake. From that point on he was not only obsessed with jello cake but his interest in cooking only took more of a root in his character. Immediately going to Flathead Valley Community College to dive right into a culinary course. He might have not been the most skilled but he kept it fun for everyone and even when he failed he did so with a smile. Two years later, he received his degree and went on to open his own bakery. Home to the best jello cake in

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