Personal Narrative: Ola My Sisters

On February 28, 1998 at 11:50 p.m. a baby was born in Moultrie, Georgia. Who was that baby you might ask, well that baby was me. At three pounds and four ounces, and almost a leap year baby I was born into the world as Iesha Monika Williams. I was the first child to parents, and the only girl as the time went on. Even though I was born in Moultrie, Georgia I was raised in Thomasville, Georgia and have been here ever since. I have two younger brothers, the ages of sixteen and seven, name Trey and Jamari. I have a puppy name seven or seven-eleven, he answers to both. I also have two parrots name pinky and binky.

I hope you had a wonderful weekend. Deerfield had asked us to restrict all research reports and grant access only to invested clients. When you have a moment, can you please let us know if you are invested, and can we name you to the manager? Thank you in advance for your help.

I might want to express my appreciation towards my chief Ms. Shaily Dabra for her kind co-operation and support which help me in culmination of this undertaking.

It was a great pleasure for me that I played a role in the QMD mession journey for the last three(3) years . working with such great team and colleges inreach my knolewdge and experience to an advanced level. I would like to thank all the QMD staff for theier great support I recived from them and also for all the joyfull time I spent with them (as a family).

I would also like to thank you, and every member of the Board of Trustees and leadership for providing me the opportunity to showcase my talent, strengthen my professional development, and to increase my efficiency in weaker areas.

Wish you could have joined us this week in Winston-Salem. I know you put in a lot of effort in helping put it all together. Thank you again for your guidance & leadership.

First of all, I want to take the time to thank you for giving me the amazing opportunity to teach our future generation. I have enjoyed every bit of it! You made so many hidden talents, that I did not even know I had, to come out and shine. So for that, I will always be grateful to you.

This week you are getting a little more older right!? Twenty three years old, and I've been thinking about how to tell you how important, and unique, and special you are to me. How you changed my life forever and how I want you to keep changing it, and how much I want to change yours by sharing this little piece of paper with you in such a important day like this.

I interviewed my dad Greg Kivlahan, Greg had a very fun but hard life. His dad owned a company called Kivlahan & Sons Construction, Greg worked there when he was fifteen. He was born on December 20, 1966 in Dubuque, Iowa. Greg, grew up in Dubuque and has lived in Dubuque all his life. Greg was born, at Finley hospital.

As the plane lands, I see a gray smoke hovering the whole city of Manila, Philippines. It was exactly as I remember it to be. Hot, humid, polluted, and lots of mosquitoes from left to right. These weren’t pleasing at all, however there’s something here that makes me want to go back every time. That is my very own mother.

I chose to create this family book because when my whole family was gathering for thanksgiving I noticed how diverse we are in our family. I have two gay uncles, my grandma lives like 15 minutes away from me, my aunt lives with her mom and children and there’s way more in my family. I always knew that my family was diverse but I did not know their specific name to them. I was also inspired because I am the only one in my family to go to college so I learned about different types of families in the world that I can go along and teach my family about the type of family they are. Once I teach them and show them what type of family they are I know they will teach future generations and that’s exactly what I wanted to do. This book will be one of

I appreciate you taking the time to speak with us about issues related to the office and our team. The mini-retreat reconfirmed my commitment to this team. Your presentation was informative, relative and refreshing. I am honored to be a part of the direction we are moving in and this team. Thank you, again.

Despite all of the obstacles my mother has faced, she always strived to become successful and take care of her family. The youngest child and only daughter of six children, she is a first generation college graduate and the first person in her family to attend college. After completing her masters degree in education, she taught at the high school level for thirteen years. After that, she was a distance learning teacher at Kamehameha Schools Maui for around six years.

I would like to thank everyone at Packer for the amazing experience they provided me with. You all made it an enjoyable time and welcomed me into the center. I appreciate all the help the workers did for me and the kids this semester. Justin, Rita and Atasha do so much to keep the center running smoothly. I went

I am so very grateful that each and every one of you takes your role seriously and sticks it out. I can only pray that in times to come as you pass the role to another, that they too, take the role with the same humility, patience, love and steadfastness that you each have shown.