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My Grandmother

by Trent Cathey

Gay Martin, my grandmother, is the most valuable person in my whole life! She talks to me when I’m
hurting or having a problem. You just couldn’t imagine anyone like her. She has helped me in so many
hard situations. My granny is very cheerful, and she’s usually happy, and she is loving and caring. She
is currently working hard to provide for me and my dad (who helps her) by sewing. She works from
home with my dad. She is the most important person to me.

My Granny and Grandpa Trent Cathey and Gay Martin aka

“Grandmother”
by Aaron Chaloupka

My granny and grandpa have always influenced me. Whether it’s baking pies and rosettes or working at
the dairy, my granny and grandpa are always good influences. My granny is always finding ways to have
fun and educate me. She shows me how to bake, play piano, and decorate. She is always finding ways to
have fun also. Grandpa teaches me different ways to paint, barbecue and build. He finds things in their
town to help out with all the time. I love you Granny and Grandpa. You are amazing.

My Grandparents are:
G ranny and G randpa!
Aaron Chaloupka
R ocking!
A mazing!
Mrs. Lemmons N ice!

by Josaiah Garibay D elightful!

Mrs. Lemmons was a special teacher in Hale Aaron’s grandparents Helen and
Center, and she really helped me with my Ernest Chaloupka
behavior and my learning. She helped me with
my behavior even when I got to second grade.
She knew something was wrong, and she could
tell I had anger issues. So, I started getting to Christ the King
get out of class for a little bit to go to a counselor. Cathedral School
My behavior got better after first grade, and now,
because of her, I am a good student! Josaiah Garibay
Grandmother
by Camryn Cea Providing strong academic
and development programs for
My grandmother teaches me how to cook whenever I head over to her house, which is students, PreK-3 through
beneficial for now and the future. Cooking isn’t the only skill she can teach. I’ve been high school, for over 60 years.
taught tips for solving 1000-piece jigsaw puzzles, which give strength to your brain
cells. I look forward to gaining skills in sewing clothes, washing clothes, and increasing
my handwriting skills to the maximum. Teaching isn’t the only thing that amazes me.
Her brave, tender, and serious heart is what highlights
her loving soul. She may be aged, but behind those
wrinkles are warm and cold times of her as a little
girl. She also shows the ancient memories stored away
in family photos. I am loved and supported by my Discovering, Learning and Experiencing the Word.
grandmother who cares about every part of my future.
I pledge myself to be like her: a hardworking, tender,
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Camryn Cea with her
Grandmother, Bonnie Mingolia