Heather Whitestone's Personal Success

Ruby Bridges was the first African-American to attend a white school in the south. Ruby was born on September 8th, 1954 in Tylertown, Mississippi. When she was four, her family moved to New Orleans in hopes of a better life. When Ruby was only six years old, she attended her first day at the William Frantz Elementary school. Every day U.S. Marshals had to escort Ruby to school, to ensure that no one would hurt her.

Topic: Mickey Myers General Purpose: To commemorate Specific Purpose: To commemorate Mickey Myers Thesis Statement: As the principle of Bogue Chitto High School, Mickey Myers was admired by many people in our community; the adversities he was able to overcome are an inspiration to all. I. Introduction A. Attention material: Imagine having your life planed out. You are married to the woman of your dreams with three children. Then your wife suddenly gets sick and dies of cancer.

She provided counseling to children, families and individuals with substance and alcohol addiction. Always making a community difference, she gave countless hours to educate and counsel male offenders of Domestic Violence. During this time, she obtained her Ph.D. in Social Work from Idaho State University 2027. Shortly after, she accepted her dream job as Associate Professor at Brigham Young University-Idaho (BYU-Idaho). While at BYU-Idaho, she served as Department Chair of the Social Work Department.

Once again she was taken advantage of because she could not defend for herself, but her son took care of it and she still fought for her career. She then was in her final stages of leukemia. She then died of Alzheirmer’s disease on January 20, 2012. Etta james was considered as one of the dynamic singers and is still well known today. She produced many hits and many albums to make it the top.

Listener Relevance Link: Heather Whitestone McCallum was born February 24, 1973 in Dothan, Alabama (The first Deaf Miss America). III. Speaker Credibility: According to the 2016 Premiere Speakers Bureau, in an article entitled Heather Whitestone, Miss America 1995, Heather lost her hearing at the age of eighteen months when she was rushed

Introduction Emily Griffith was a life changing teacher for all who wished to learn. Welcome to the life of Emily Griffith and her world. Emily changed the lives of many families and students and this story will tell How It All Started, Accomplishments While Being A Teacher, and Legacy & Contributions. Anybody who wished to learn would usually accept Emily’s life changing opportunity.

I admire how Carrie is not ashamed of her faith and will speak publicly about it, unlike several other celebrities and singers in this generation. Recently, Carrie performed at a Christian conference called Passion. When I heard of her attending and performing live, my respect for her grew immensely. I loved hearing about Carrie using her God-given talent to bring honor to Him.

Many describe a relationship as the state of being related or interrelated to a person of importance to the individual. Relationships help guide people through the tough times, and they give people the strength to go on. Many people desire that special, once in a lifetime, a relationship filled with love and affection. Throughout "The Scarlet Letter," the main character, Hester Prynne, becomes connected to three different people and she shares a unique relationship with each. Each person teaches her a new life lesson that she can take with her always.

My heroine is Angelina Jolie since I was 6 years old. For me a hero is someone that helps people, take care of them, it is kind, intelligent, brave, and humble. I chose her to be my hero, because she has all the qualities to be a heroine. She helps and saves people all over the world. This is a big deal to me and it is what I want to do when I grow up.

She was scared and did not want to leave Mr. Bevis. However, once she transferred she made not only new friends but girls who were as close as sisters. All girls were between the ages of 12 and 14. Over the next approximately 6 months, Peg made an amazing recovery and though she was the last of the 4 other girls to get to Sheltering Arms she was the first to be discharged to go home.

Besides starting her own program, she written and published several books. In 1997, she released her first book titled, Listening With My Heart (Premiere Speakers Bureau). Later on in 1999, she released her second book, Believing The Print (Premiere Speakers Bureau). She also made several appearances on magazines and numerous deaf media outlets such as, Ability magazine to help raise awareness among the hearing-impaired community (Very

I want to imitate her closeness to God and devote more of my life to the

Ms. Velma Annette James was born December 28, 1956 in St. Louis, Missouri to William Hall and Sylvia James. Ms. James mother and father preceded her in death. She was the eldest of three brothers, Joseph James, Ralph Wright and Bradford James. Although her mother did not have any daughters, Velma found a sister in her favorite cousin, Diana Hunt Lewis Johnson. Sherrie Armstead and Sandra Tunstall who were inseparable since grade school.

Throughout my life time I have been inspired by many great people but the one who stands out the most is Marian Wright Edelman. Marian, born June 6,1939, has been an advocate for disadvantaged American for her entire professional life. She is the president and founder of Children 's Defense Funds, and an activist for the rights of children. I first read about Mrs. Edelman when I came across an inspirational quote from her, "You really can change the world, if you really care enough" This quote spoke to me in many ways. Out of curiosity, I continued to do more research on her and what I learned were things that changed my life for the better.

Tabetha Wilson, is the third born, of six children to two immigrant parents. As a first generation American, her parents put a huge emphasis on education, good grades, reading but also her culture and being a good person. She attributes this upbringing to her motivation for continuous self-improvement, the pursuit of consistently delivering her personal best and championing causes of the underdog. An Albany resident since the age of five, she feels a personal responsibility to shape the vision of her cities future. She works tirelessly through her work and volunteer opportunities to make this a reality.