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Jennifer Mae Jarrett Kelley has 66 children every day. She does not have any children of her own. Yes, she is married to Bryant Kelly. Her favorite color is forest green and her favorite movie is The Quiet Man. She also like to watch the TV show MASH. In her free time, she loves to sing, play music, read, and cook. Mrs. Kelly thinks the students are all polite and respectful when she talks to them. Everyone has been very nice and welcoming to her. She wants everyone to know they are a streaming railroad bristling with potential. We just need to feed fire with all our might by working hard and soaking up as much learning as we can. There is so much out there to make our life great.

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