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She and I had an especially close bond. Shortly before my dad’s accident, both her parents had died. I was the one who supported her through a very difficult year. As a result, she always treated me differently from the other kids—almost like an adult.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown has made his cases arguably the NFL’s best wide receiver. An underrated player for most of his career Brown really elevated his game in 2014 when he became Ben Roethlisberger’s best option. Brown has been a beast in his NFL career, destroying almost every defensive player sent his way. His lightening quick speed and incredible hands make him one popular superstar, though you know a lot about the man, there’s a lot about Brown’s life that you probably don’t know. I’m just an infraction and here are 20 facts you probably didn’t know about Antonio Brown.

Ronald Gene Simmons Sr. was born July 15, 1940. He was originally from Chicago, Illinois, but moved to Little Rock, Arkansas with his mother and stepfather. His stepfather, William D. Griffen, was a civil engineer for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Simmon’s biological father, William Simmons, died when he was only three years old. Ronald Gene Simmons Sr. eventually dropped out of school and joined the U.S. Navy. In 1963, he left the navy. Two years later, he joined the air force for twenty two years. Simmons retired in 1979 with the rank of master sergeant.

Year 2031. Gordon Dillon had just become President of the United States. He was having a parade on July 9, 2031. The Day of the parade. In New York City down main street. There were Millions of people lined up on the sidewalks and in buildings. Gordon Dillon had hired an elite sniper to protect him while he was in the parade. The parade was starting and Gordon had many rivals of his because he had just beat Hillary Clinton in the presidential campaign. He was wearing a brace to help him keep his posture straight so he did not have to work as hard. What Gordon did not know is that there in one of these buildings is an assassin ready to take Gordon Dillon off the grid.

Dee Henderson is one of the best Christian fiction writers of her time. Her favorite genre to write is suspense/romance and she does it very well. She has won or been nominated for many awards including the RITA Award, the Christy Award, the ECPA Gold Medallion, the Holt Medallion, the National Reader’s Choice Award, and the Golden Quill. Dee Henderson has worked hard to make herself a bestselling author and her journey to this point has not been easy.

Many people come and go in our life and some people impact our life for a lifetime. Someone who stands out to me as a leader was my babysitter. Her name is Johanne Fasbender. She has been my babysitter before I was even born. In fact, my parents chose her two weeks before I was born. She taught me many important life lessons and sculpted who I am today. Her husband went through a heart transplant, and this was the starting point of my interest in the medical field. When her husband passed away, I was sixteen, and I would still visit her. She was not just my childhood babysitter, she was part of my family. Johanne passed away September 13, 2011 from cancer, but she still touches my heart each day.

Her name was Katelyn. She was one of the sweetest girls you could have ever met. She was so smart and kind, always helping others. While I was the kid that always got in trouble; starting the fights, scrapping and lashing out at authority figures. Trouble was my middle name. As far as I could tell, she wasn’t impressed with me.

Anthony Martial a French soccer player who plays for my favorite team Manchester United. He is my role model because I admire where he came from and where he is today. He was once grown in the slums, without a father to help him become a man or a good person in life. He grew up being the oldest in his family having to take care of his three younger brothers. Even though life had its difficult moments he would not allow it distract him from school or soccer. Now he is one of the top five best young players in Europe.

His mom told me “you are the best friend Dillion always wanted, thank you for giving him a chance”. At that time it didn't really mean that much to me, but now however, it breaks my heart. I realize now that I was Dillon's only ‘real’ friend. Everyone else made fun of him because of the poopy diaper smell he gave off, and his extraordinarily loud personality, but that's what made him so unique. I remember one distinct field trip in the 4th grade, we were off to downtown Denver for a scavenger hunt. We were each assigned a piece of paper with objects we had to find around town. Also, we were of course assigned to a teacher and at least one parent. I was in a group with Dillion, his mom, my teacher and some other girl. I was always the one who got to push Dillion around in his wheelchair and I loved it. We would always go really fast and i'd pick up my feet and stand on this little metal part of his wheelchair as we were going down the paths. It was towards the end of the day when we were wrapping up our field trip, when we saw a guy running. But was weird was, he was running, like really running over to a guy sitting down with his back against the big

Do you have one person that you hold in your heart and never will forget? I do, his name is Calvin(Cal) M. Simons, he was my grandpa. He was and will be my hero forever. It makes me sad having to say this, but he died in April of 2008, 2 months after my 7th birthday. It’s crazy to think that in just a month I will be 14 and it will be me another year without him, without a friend.

We instantly became good friends, and spent much time together. She told me about her school life, how she was bullied, and how her relationship with her family was strained. Seraphina was hurt, and at the time, who was better to tell your worries to besides the person who saw you live through them daily? Sadly, our relationship went up in flames too quickly.

She and I were good friends and we hung out with each other. During her stay we were in Wichita when mom started to head to the dog adoption place. This was a complete surprise to me, I was so excited and so was all of the others in the car. We headed inside to look at all of the animals they had all sorts of kinds.

Anna was my best friend in Winnipeg, she was a family friend. I went to bed holding back tears as I drifted off.

She was the best friend anyone could have, kind, compassionate you know the type. The ones you think will never leave you no matter what always by your side through thick and thin, the one that feels like they’re your lost sibling.

When I was about seven or eight years old my aunt Melissa was watching me and she got a phone call and they said that both of my parents had died in a car crash so since she had just moved into the small town of Oceanside or so that is what she told me she could raise me as her own so that’s what she did, she did it all on her own. I started school at Oceanside elementary school and I was super nervous when I walked in the door I saw a girl sitting all alone so I decided to go sit with her and I did her name was Chloe and from then on we were best friends. The day we started high school was probably the last normal day of our lives until junior year.