Sugey: A Personal Narrative Of My Life

Hill, North Carolina. I have three brothers plus one half brother and two half sisters i'm the babygirl on both my mom and dad side of the family.

Born to Peggy and Edward Garcia on October 4th 1984, I am a third generation American. My grandfather was born in Mexico and my father was born in New Mexico, while I was born at Fort Lewis Washington, I am a Soldiers Son. While growing up my father was stationed at various bases throughout the United States and I was “lucky” enough to tag along.

She was homeschooled and very shy,

Growing up , I lived primarily with my mom although, now I’m currently living with my dad .I currently live with my dad, step-mom,my two sisters Kyrah and D’auja, and also my brother Rondell.Although I biologically have a different mom than my sibling that I’m

Alison and Alice, they were born nearly ten years after my first two siblings. Alison, was sixteen and was the Queen B of her year and she suited her title. She was the athlete, dancer, peppy girl who could use her power for good and bad but worst of all since she was my parents first daughter she's always had a silent soft spot for her even she does something bad they go easy on her. Alice was the quiet, shy type who liked rollerskating and art and most importantly peace and quiet. Did I mention arguing with each other and creating a hurricane was regularly occurs because of these two opposite world's colliding

sweet, funny girl who was friend with everyone in my classroom. Anyone saw her as the nicest

My father moved to the United States before I was born. The reason is simple, like any other father he wanted the best for his family and that meant searching for new opportunities in this country. As my third birthday approached my mother and I prepared for the transition. At that time my father worked on a forklift in a recycling company. Years later he got laid off because companies no longer wanted to risk being

She graduated in 1932 but, she did not attend college. When she was young, it was still unusual for women, especially upper-class women from privileged backgrounds, to attend college. She attended the Allen wood Academy, a finishing school in England, and was married by the time she was twenty.

My names is Teresa Esperanza Ahumada. I was born in Walnut Creek on January 28th. Before I moved to Brentwood when I was 6, I lived in Antioch. I live with my mother, grandparents, and two brothers named Nick and Marcus. I am the middle child so as you can imagine it gets crazy. I also have a dog named Duke. He loves to jump on Marcus.

played a few sports and was on honor roll. She acted and was like any other girl at her age.

Now at twenty-five, I still wonder. Who was my father’s family? From what my mother told me his father two was Spanish that owned property in Cuba. His mother was

In the early 1970’s, before my grandparents met, they both crossed the Mexico border as teens. Given that, some of their family were in America, it made it much

siblings, but became my mom’s godparents from baptism and raised her together, which is why I

finally divorced. At the age of fifteen, she went to a boarding school close to Boston. While at

When I was in the 6th grade I had the opportunity to visit the court house in Hilo. We had a tour of the different offices and courtrooms. We also had the opportunity to participate in a mock trial in which I got to play a bailiff, it was a great experience. I learned about the different types of jobs in the judicial system. This field trip sparked my interest in law. I enjoyed the idea of bringing accused criminals to justice and I decided that I wanted to someday be a prosecutor. I feel the job of a prosecuting attorney is very important. I want to devote my career to help those who seek justice.