Personal Autobiography Of Brittany Humes

I was born May, 30th 1989 at Wadley Medical in Texarkana, Ar. I was born to Kym Crispino from Queens, NY and William Lee of Hot Springs, Ar. My parents were young when they had me. We were very poor at times, but they always made sure I had what I needed. I was an only child, but grew up around plenty of cousins. I have lived in Texarkana my entire life. My parents split up when I was twelve, and my mother and I moved out into the country on a dead-end street with no children in the area, I became very sheltered and a little socially awkward.

While growing up my mother worked at a child development center educating children ages 3-5. I enjoyed watching her interacting with the children. So I decided to try to teach a few of the students like she did and I did very well. This is when I knew I wanted to be a teacher. I worked at Jefferson Place Learning Center for almost 5 years. There I decided there to obtain my CDA to groom my skills as an educator but I was not able to complete this. In 2011, I decided it was time for a change and I decided to leave Jefferson place and moved to KinderCare Learning Center. I really enjoyed working for KinderCare but due to transportation I had quit and I started to work Wal Mart. My heart was heavy because I knew that working for was not something

I am Aliyah Shaleese Crawley. I’m just a small town girl. I was born in Fayetteville on September 18, 2001 and was raised in Lake Waccamaw with my mom, dad, and older sister, Amanda. As a baby, I was always bouncing on my bed, looking over the rail. I was constantly smiling with a red rash under my nose from allergies.When I upgraded out of my pen, I was happy playing with my blocks on the regular making houses with them for my dolls play with and sometimes, I'd go organize the tupperware cabinet. I'd sit in front of it, to surprise my mom, even putting a child lock on it so she couldn't get in it.

Following my graduation from college I returned home, where I was able to find a job working with delinquent and abuse/neglect youth, with Forestland Group Homes Inc located in Caspian Michigan. This job allowed me to use the knowledge I gained from college working initially as a direct care staff and later as the Program

At the Family Crisis Center, I worked with my colleagues to create a safe and supportive environment, which helped families to transition into a new environment. I have worked as a team member and a team leader at the Family Crisis Center. As a team member, I have designed and taught lesson plans for children; which were academically based on child development research. The lesson plans I designed and/or taught centered around three themes: healthy self-esteem, healthy expression of feelings, and healthy life management (including stress management, diet, and exercise). As a team leader, I trained and supervised other college students on how to properly interact with mothers and children; by primarily using helping skills techniques and modeling positive and nurturing behavior. My work at the Family Crisis Center has changed both my personal understanding and social view of intimate partner violence. And I would love

I am a proud graduate of Texas Woman’s University where I earned a Bachelor’s of Science in Psychology with a Minor in Family Studies in 2009. After graduation I began working with Harris County’s Mental Health Mental Retardation Authority (MHMRA) as a Service Coordinator for four years. My duty was to monitor health related services for a case load of 45 clients with disabilities. Every month I made visits to the homes of my clients to ensure their needs were being met and they were satisfied with their health care provider. Although rewarding, after four years I needed a change. In March of 2014 I joined “Corporate America” via Stewart Title Company as a Benefits Coordinator in the human resources department. One week in, and I knew it wasn’t for me. When Mrs. Johnson called me into her office to

I was born in Tyler, TX. My family and I lived in several towns throughout East Texas as I was growing up. My father worked for the Cotton Belt Railroad employed as a welder. My mother held several types of jobs. She worked as a cook, nursery worker and several other occupations. The first place I remember living was in Greenville. Greenville was followed quickly by Lindale, Chapel Hill, Mt. Vernon, Commerce, Mesquite, Marshall and finally back to Lindale. Lindale was my favorite place and the place we settled for my high school years. I thought being there for 5 consecutive years was the best thing that had ever happened to me. Most kids couldn’t wait to graduate and get out of the small town of Lindale, but I was having the time of my life. I was soon to learn that living in Lindale was not the best thing that would ever happen to me. In 1986 my wife, Julie, moved to Lindale. I remember the first time I saw her. I thought, there is the girl I am going to marry. I graduated from Lindale High School in 1989. Following high school, Julie and got married and started our family. Our first child was born soon after. I attended Tyler Junior College and worked at Brookshires warehouse. When I began college I intended to pursue a degree in computer science. I later changed my degree plan to focus on a criminal justice degree. Working full time and attending college, along with a degree change, extended my time in junior college. I graduated from Tyler Junior

Everyone has a story of how great an astonishing their life has come to be like getting a chance to travel the world, getting awards being popular, or even helping out in the community. Well, to be honest, that's not me and this is my story. My name Rebecca Alexandra Gomez I arrived into this world on October 7, 1998 around 11:25 AM at the Humber River regional hospital in Toronto. I lived in Toronto for about three years of my life than from there I moved to Brampton. I was raised by my beautiful parents Lorena Gomez and Guillermo Gomez I have two older siblings Tatiana Gomez Who is currently 24 years old and my brother Christopher Gomez who is 22 years old growing up I can say that my childhood was a very special moment

Coming back to you as a LET 2, I am Kayla Moore, bringing you an interesting autobiography with a grabbing introduction! This time around, I am sending it your way as a sophomore at Campbell County High School. My life is actually immensely boring, so I’ll try to make this brief, but not too brief. On August 19, 2000, I was born into a family of two, my mother, Tammy Johnson, and my father, Terry Moore, in a hospital located in Oak ridge, Tennessee. When I reached the proper age I went to Valley View Elementary School, next Lafollette Middle School, and presently, Campbell County High School. Although I was born in a completely different place, I have lived Lafollette all my life. Eight years after that exciting day, my brother, Daniel Moore, was born in the exact same

My name is Laura Phelps, I was born on 6 March 1992, in San Fierro, San Andreas. I was raised there, and frequented the San Fierro Elementary, and High School then I moved in Los Santos for my university studies. As a kid, I was taught to be respectful towards others, caring, and well-behaved. Having such attributes, did not stop me from developing a strong and severe character. I am a person who lives by the rules, and expects everybody else to follow them. In my childhood, I took ballet classes, which I continued up to the age of fifteen. Then, on my late teens I completely focused onto my studies, as my main goal was to reach university, the best one possible. I grew up in a family of various members, where I've learned that everybody's

My full name is Niall Nolasco I was born in Bone County, on 18th August 1996 my father's name Scott Nolasco and my mother's Elizabeth Wilson. They were planning to name me Scott like my father's after we lost him when he was in the line of duty within the Las Ventures Police Department but my mother has chosen the current one besides after losing my father, life was useless and hopeless for us because it's hard to live without a dad, in 1993 I started the education I remember the first day I was like a duck carrying a backpack bigger than me and my hope was to make my family happy and proud of me I faced a lot of problems, fights, but i didn't give up because I'm following a dream, sometimes I'm wondering how did I make it how did I pass through my dark past but here I'm at the age of 18 I needed to work to pay bills and take care of my sick mother my uncle Johnny offered me a job in his farm i earnt 20.000$ per day I worked for my uncle for two years I guess, it's like learning and working I did my best to graduate because that was my goal, then after graduating I decided to be a Photographer I remember the

My name is Destiny Joi Joseph-Steele, born on August 7th, 1998 to Shavhon Joseph in Bronx Lebanon Hospital. After I was born I was then relocated to South Florida where I lived with my mom and grandmother in Miramar, Florida. My family is from the west indies my mom’s side with half being from Antigua and the other half being from Jamaica and my dad being from Jamaica. Growing up I moved a lot and didn’t stay at a school for more than 2 years until high school where I stayed for my whole high school career. I graduated from Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Highschool a magnet school in downtown Miami where I studied Law in hopes of then being a lawyer. The first time I encountered the internet was in 1st grade in class where they took us to the computer lab and we went on a website called Starfall to do learning

I have overcome many obstacles within my life and I am proud of where I am today. To start, my full name is Samantha Heart LeClair. My life began on December 21st 1995, in Kingston; however, I moved to Sydenham for four years at which time my family returned back home. I’ve attended three elementary schools, two high schools and now two colleges. I am currently taking the Community Service Worker (CSW) program at Trillium College. In elementary school, I played soccer and basketball, and was involved with the track team. For extracurricular activities, I tried hip-hop dance classes, ballet classes and piano classes. My family is limited, but the ones who are an active part of my life mean the world to me. I was raised to believe family comes first and in the end, family will be there. Throughout my life journey, I have come to realize this is very accurate. My mother is my best friend. She has always been there to support every decision and bring light on my dark days. My brother, Zackery, is three years older than I. Throughout the years, we have had many falling outs, but he is still one of my closest friends. My stepdad, Dan, isn’t just an ordinary stepdad; he is my dad. Dan has been a better father figure than my biological father, which is why I consider him my actual father. It takes more than just creating a life to be a father; it takes good parenting, patience and unconditional love to be one. The latest addition to my family is my eight month old son,

I have overcome many obstacles within my life and I am proud of where I am today. To start, my full name is Samantha Heart LeClair. I was brought into this world on December 21st 1995, in Kingston. I moved to Sydenham for four years at which time my family returned to Kingston. I have attended three elementary schools, two high schools and now two colleges. I am currently taking the Community Service Worker (CSW) program at Trillium College. In elementary school, I played soccer and basketball, and was involved with the track team. For extracurricular activities, I tried hip-hop dance classes, ballet classes and piano classes. My family is limited, but the ones who are an active part of my life mean the world to me. I was raised to believe family comes first and in the end, family will be there. Throughout my life journey, I have come to realize this is very accurate. My family consists of my mom, brother, stepdad and son. My mother is my best friend. She has always been there to support every decision and bring light on my dark days. My brother is three years older than I; we have had many falling outs, but he is still one of my closest friends. My stepdad (Dan) isn’t just a stepdad; he is my dad. Dan has been a better father figure than my biological father, which is why I consider him my actual father. It takes more than just creating a life to be a father; it takes good parenting, patience and love to be one. My son, Noah, is an amazing blessing. He is what

Early in the 1900's Mrs. Annie Johnson found herself living in Arkansas with her two boys both of which are toddlers, very little income, struggling with basic reading and math. Adding to her stress of a horrible marriage gone wrong she was colored.