Amelia Reiser Biography

I met Victoria in middle school when I had recently moved from Mexico and she was always eager to provide assistance to others. We quickly became best friends in the subsequent years as we spent time together in class. Because education has always been a priority for us, we shared similar goals in school and worked together to accomplish them.

My friend Ellijah is one of the most outgoing, animated and hard-working friends I have met. He is the same age as I am. We have been extremely close friends since 6th grade, when my transfer from Farmington Schools to Lakeville Schools happened. Our friendship started in Middle School gym class, and still continues today. One of the first things we learned about each other was, we both lived between two houses growing up, and had many brothers and sisters along with step-parents. Joining a new school was something scary to me and a hard to do. Especially becoming new to the city of Lakeville. Ellijah was there to hang out and help me whenever I needed it. We are still close friends today! We attend the same Church group at Hosanna, play on the same football team, and get food with Tommy, Bryce, and Jack on the weekends at Chipotle.

But this year proves to be the real landmark for progress in this friendship (at least, in my opinion). I continue to learn more about her as a person and she still finds ways to surprise and amaze me, frequently. She got me a beautiful journal for my birthday, which she didn’t in any way have to, along with special Chinese candies, and it meant a great deal more than I could’ve expressed. Maybe it was the fact that it was a journal (the real way to my heart) but it was a kindness well received all the same. And her intelligence, diligence, and roundedness as a person threw me for a loop consistently. It continues to blow my mind to this day. Her ability as a hostess was astounding as well, the day I had gone over to her house (*that one time*) still being one of the best days of freshman year; come to think of it, a lot of my fond memories of this year have stemmed from her, and I’ve never been more grateful that she’s stuck with me all this time. I want her to know that our red velvet project was one of the most delicious things I’ve ever

Before I came to Baker Middle School, I attended elementary school in Laytonsville. I had a group of friends that consisted of five people, Olivia Fink, Olivia Pallas, Mason LeBlanc, Kody Johnson, and Stefan Jacob. The Olivia’s both attend this school alongside me, but sadly the other three attends a different school. I became friends with those three because we all had common interests in multiple categories such as cartoons and humor. I still keep in touch with them, but I know we aren’t as close as we used to be. With the Olivia’s we all became best friends in the first week of Kindergarten and we still have been by each other’s side since. We became friends because we all sat next to each other on our little chairs, and talked about anything

12 years ago, Gina and I had first met at a fateful Daisy Scout meeting—but 7th grade was when we ecstatically joined the photography club and bonded over photoshoots of the snowy soccer field, daisy bouquets, and the town’s architecture. Freshman year, she persuaded me to join the tennis team with her, and from the experience, I've grown to love the sport and even make friends at Shelton. Finally, in our shared classes like APUSH, we had a blast recording an 80s mixtape for our final exam project. Our friendship is symbiotic—I teach her trickier concepts while she pushes me to loosen up and say what’s on my mind. Before junior year when I moved to a different town and high school, we promised to stay close and meet up every month. Although

I knew her for less than a year, but in that short time we got to know each other as well as if we had been friends for our entire lives. I met Anna Rondeau* at a private online high school where we were both taking a few courses. With long, sleek, chestnut hair and mischievously twinkling eyes, Anna was one of the most fun-loving girls I knew. Everyone loved her for her blunt honesty, entertaining personality, sharp wit, and charming southern mannerisms. Oddly enough, our best friends shared the same first name and both Anna and I wanted to be the same thing when we grew up. To listen to us banter over both the most serious and trivial of matters, it would have been difficult for someone who didn’t know to guess that we lived over a thousand

My hero is Dr. Amelia Sheperd. Amelia Sheperd is a fictitious character created by Shonda Rhimes, the creator of many shows on ABC. Amelia Sheperd is a doctor at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. She originally was a part of the show Private Practice. She was one of the main characters on the show and then she moved to Seattle to be closer to her brother, Derek. This character is portrayed by Caterina Scorsone.

In sixth grade I met this girl named Emerson. Throughout sixth and seventh grade we never really talked and we just continued throughout school not knowing that later in life we would become best friends. She’s made a huge impact in my life and changed things for the good and the bad.

My best friend is Erin Bowman. We have been best friends since the 2nd grade! Funny story, when we were in kindergarden, we actually hated each other! We have been friends for around 5 or 6 years now. I used to live in Van Buren, which is where I met Erin. Unfortunately, in the 5h grade, I had to move to greenbrier. I was really really sad, because I thought this meant losing my best friend! When I told her, the first, and only, thing she said to me was; “Sophie.. That’s.. Really sad. But, I’m not worried. If we’ve come this far, there is nothing that can stop us from being friends!”. Now we call each other about everyday and talk! We also play this game called ROBLOX. It’s really fun, and we can play it together! One thing I know for sure

Me and Debbie had always been so happy, laughing and sharing together. And through our whole time together, I knew from the start that we were meant to be solemates. I would take a bullet for her, and surely she would do the same for me. Every morning I would go to her car before school and bring her Monster and Taco Bell. Every day for two and a half years, we would see each other, and be happy together. We would talk about our classes, and gossip about our friends. Her favorite color was green, and mine was an obviously superior blue. And although we had our ups and downs, we always made it through.

She and I met at a fish fry our parents were co-hosting when I was five years old, neither of us knew at that time we would one day become best friends. Her father was a deputy sheriff and mine a police officer. Fish fry’s and other outings were common for our

Around the age of 10, we started getting very involved with school sports. She lived in Byrdstown and found her gift which was cheering, of course mine was Basketball. As time went on, we only got to see each other at basketball games and special occasions. But, we always knew that we would be best friends forever.

But Selah notices Amelia’s bag. When Amelia goes into the bathroom, Selah looks in her bag to see if anything was unusual. She sees the clothes, money, and food and realizes what Amelia plans to do. She gets very worried about her best friend. She quickly calls Jenny to warn her of what's happening. Jenny is surprised by Selah’s call, but beyond grateful that she took the time to call.

Emmarossa and I grew up together. She is like a sister to me. At first, it all started with me having an insane crush on her when I was 5 years old, and then me getting over it when I grew older, around the time I was introduced

Around age three I met this amazing girl. She was someone who I instantly became best friends with. Someone who I didn’t have to try around because we didn’t judge each other. Let’s call this girl Erica. Erica and I never separated for anything. We would hang out everyday after school and even danced together at the same studio. I thought she was someone who would stick with me forever growing up, but unfortunately I was wrong.