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Silvia Moha Maria Garcia Character Analysis
I Silvia Mora, the owner of Liberty Pallets Incorporation have known Rosa Maria Garcia for several years. Through my cousin Alejandro, whom is married to her, I came to know her to a personal level. With our ten-year genuine friendship, I have perceived all aspects of her character.
I wholehearted give my sincere appreciation I have toward Rosie. Not only has Rosie proven to be a responsible, courteous friend, but has demonstrated to me the goodness in her heart she towards her children. Her sons Ismael and Alejandro Jr have become well-mannered boys, learning integrity from their courteous mother. I have witnessed from a first hand experience as she corrects her boys from right or wrong from a simple greeting to appropriate behavior to certain
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