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Eulogy For Mother

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Have you ever admired someone some much that it gives you and urge to be just like them every time you see them doing what you admire about them? I always feel like that about my Mom she is my best friend and I love her so much. She works SO hard for her family and I admire her for that. I have never seen someone works so hard for something. I can tell she loves me because even when I let her down she never lets me down she’s always there for me. I love that she dreams big. She is planning to get a BIG house I’m so proud of her. When I grow up I’m going those that same drive she has every day to achieve my goals. I’m never going to give up because she never gives up. I’m never going to get discouraged because he never gets discouraged. I’m

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