My Family : The Greatest Role In My Life

Title My family has a history in this town and it all started when my Great-grandparents moved to the Great town of Columbus Indiana, from Germany. Why the settled here in the early 1900s I couldn’t give you an answer for that, but I am sure glad they did. My Great grandpa Fred purchased the piece of land that I still live on to this day in 1932. He was also the owner of the Suhre inn right in downtown of Columbus, which is now the county building where my aunt works. Then in 1940 he and his one

tremendous loss, by losing my mother when I was just six years old, I would not consider it a negative experience. There is no limit to the amount of information to be learned, knowledge to be obtained, wisdom to be acquired. I learned so much from my mother’s death that I believe I benefitted from it. Her death brought new opportunities for teaching, learning and improved relationships with family members. For this reason, learning is one of my top priorities in life. I strive to learn something

agricultural land. My family worked in the financial sector of Pakistan. After working in banking of Habib for 25 years in Pakistan he moved with all the family to America in 2003. In 2007 I got married and I have two kids. I never thought that these cultural aspects have a deep impact on my life till to date. I was born in the cold month of February in a city called Lahore, Pakistan. People call it a city that never sleeps. My grandfather lived in India for half of his life than when the war between

The greatest educational opportunity that I took full advantage of was enrolling in college classes. I first began to take college classes my junior year. I knew it would add plenty of value to my education since I had already proven to be a good high school student, but taking these courses would show that I am a worthy college student too. I wanted a glance at what it is like to be in a college class so I do not feel overwhelmed by it as a freshman in college. I knew the courses would be challenging

My mother, Marianne Briner, was born Marianne Krafsig on September 9th, 1960 in Warsaw, Poland. She was the youngest of four children, and shortly after her birth, her family packed up and moved to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. In 1979, she married the love of her life, Lee Briner, at only 19 years of age. She was a stay at home mom of four children, and even though she often had her hands full with the kids, she was always willing to lend a helping hand to our community. Marianne was always proud of

continuing my educational journey in the University Honors Program at CSULB because I see it as a way to effectively enhance my undergraduate experience with its opportunities. I have been able to improve and continue to excel and improve in my studies and I think I can pursue a great education in this program. I will achieve my vision of helping others in the world. I have been adamant in enrolling in a nursing program that I will excell in. Saving people’s lives would change the world and my own life

mental health and substance abuse treatment. The behavioral center provides many program options for children, adolescents, and adults. The main goal of this organization is to enable individuals to enable individuals to improve their quality of life in a safe and comfortable environment. The hospital has two separate wings, the children/ adolescent’s wing and the adult wing. The subdivided wings are adequately secured. This facility provides

has always been a rather important component of my life. From an early age, I was captivated by the idea of knowledge; of discovering things I did not know existed; it slowly became my dream to learn as much as I possibly could. As I got older I also realized that a good education had a significantly high correlation with opportunities in respectable careers. I also began to understand that in addition to my hopes and dreams of getting an education, my parents also shared the same hopes and dreams

What is the meaning of life? This is basically the most powerful question that we humans could ask ourselves. Probably the most instigating question too. “For the meaning of life differs from man to man, from day to day and from hour to hour. What matters, therefore, is not the meaning of life in general but rather the specific meaning of a person's life at a given moment.” Viktor E. Frankl. Living a moment is the most intense thing someone could do in their life, that’s what consists our memories

My life's journey is aspiring to further my education to become a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) as well as acquiring the credentials for Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC). Upon achieving a master’s degree in Rehabilitation Counseling, I plan to apply my skills in a rehabilitation setting focusing on individuals with disabilities. My goal is to make an impact in the lives of many families and to empower these individuals to strive to their fullest potential. Furthermore, I find it gratifying