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Courtney
September 11, 2013
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My Passion for my Family

I have grown up in a big family all my life, coming from a big family it has taught me so much. I have learned how to be respectful, kind, generous, caring, helpful, and so much more. My household family consist of my mom (Julie) and my brother (Jason), I also had a dad (Steve), he lived here until i was about six years old and then he got in to a terrible car accident and passed away. Losing my dad is what made me so passionate for my family.

My family goes on for generation after generation. My mothers side of the family is the biggest. My mom has four sisters those four sisters have kids who then has kids. So as you can see the family is very extended. My passion with my family has always been strong, but when my dad passed away it became stronger. It made me realize that you should never take life for granted. You never know when something is going to happen.

Losing someone so close to me was so hard. I only knew my dad for 6 years and, yet I had so much passion for him. He was who I looked up too. He was someone I would go to when I was getting yelled at by my brother... So after he was gone I grew up without a father figure. That was very hard especially for my brother. My brother soon after the terrible tragic happen got with kidney failure. He was on the waiting list for over 18 years, soon my brother became my pride and joy. He was going to mean so much more to me and I was going to make sure to show him how passionate I was to him. After a long 18 years of being in kidney failure he soon got blessed with one.

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