A Great Eulogy: Interview With A Great Grandfather

In the beginning of the novel, Leah is a young Christian, American girl who looks up to her father, Nathan Price. Leah looks up to her father, describing him as “having a heart as large as his hands. And his wisdom is great” (42). This shows how much respect Leah has for her father. She puts her father on a high pedestal as he “understands everything” (66).

She was the youngest of all five of her siblings. Her parents were Captain Stephen Barton and Sarah Stone Barton. Clara had been homeschooled since she was four years old, and she was taught mostly by her siblings. When she turned eleven years old, one of her brothers, David, got extremely sick. Clara was told to nurse him back to health, which took two years.

From there, he went on to own a liquor store, a grocery store, and several houses in the high-class area of Charleston, SC. They had three children, including my grandfather, who all served in World War II and were all expected to finish basic education. However, my grandfather was the only one who went to college. During his Senior year at Clemson, his class was taken to Germany to fight in World War II. My grandmother gave birth to their first child while my grandfather was in Germany.

She was educated mainly at home by her older siblings. She was the youngest of five. When her brother became seriously ill following a barn raising accident, 11 year old, Clara nursed him to health for two years. Captain Stephen then sent Clara to a private boarding school and though she was able to keep up academically, her shyness affected

His daughter, Sarah,was brought into the world in 1743 and went on to marry and have 7 children blessing her father with grandchildren. His youngest son, Francis, was born in 1732 but unfortunately later passed away from smallpox in 1736. He and his daughter remained close while his eldest son william, and him didn 't see eye to eye politically. William, whom was born out of wedlock, was a loyalist and went to live with his grandfather in Europe. (Benton,

If they weren’t playing games, Edgar often taught Virginia how to play the flute and about algebra. You could tell in his soul, that he was a very devoted, loving and caring husband to my dear Virginia. Over the years I saw as Edgar and Virginia grew ever closer. With her companionship she sheltered him through the storms of literary life and he sheltered her with protection and affection. A fond memory I have of our time in the garden was when Poe and Virginia were playing a game of hop frog across each other’s backs.

It was there that Barack’s half-sister, Maya Soetoro Ng, was born in 1970. It was decided that Barack, who was 10 at the time, would live in Hawaii with his maternal grandparents after some incidents happened. Ann and Lolo would join them in Hawaii later on. His biological father died from a car accident on November 24, 1982 and Obama wrote on his book “ At the time of his death, my father remained a myth to me, both more and less than a man.” It was during an emotional visit

The events that have followed have been infuriating. As a family, we have learned to follow God’s path and to put our trust in Him. I am learning to keep the good memories that I have cherished since August 2007. A put a smile on my face and remember that David would not want me to be sad. David has had the most impact on me; he taught me how to serve others before myself, be sarcastic, stay positive, and enjoy life.

They have a total of 5 kids together and were married a long time (2). They had Rosetta, Lewis Henry, Frederick Jr, Charles Raymond, and Annie who passed away at the age of 10 years old (3). They all helped their father at his office throughout their childhood, helping out with paper stacking and printing (3). In 1882, after 44 years of being married to Frederick Douglass, Anna Marie passed away (3). In 1884, a couple of years after his wife 's death, Douglas married for a second time to a woman named Helen Pitts (4).

ADRIENNE: ADULT CASE STUDY 1 Adrienne is a single 50-year-old female, weight 220, height 5’7 inches tall Adrienne present occupation is Teacher in the NYC public school system and a sign language Teacher in the evening. Adrienne still resides in Harlem New York with her son who is 13 years old. Adrienne Was born in Harlem New York at Harlem Hospital her mother Mary had a normal pregnancy. Adrienne had no childhood Health. But Adrienne reached mid 40s diagnose with hypertension, slightly obese and has lower back issues due to A disc bulging in lower back.