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Interview With My Aunt Ila

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Biographical sketch The person i Interviewed is my Aunt Ila she was born on September 15,1960 Bowling Green Ohio Ila mom is Donna and her dad is Carl Trimble Ila all of her siblings are Carl,Bob,Tex,Pam,Joe, Ila lived in a lot of places Michigan,Indiana,Arizona,Kentucky, New Mexico now she lives in Kansas so she has lived in way more place than I have The Schools She went to are Arizona Grade School,Yuma,Kalamazoo,Michigan,Bowling Green Ohio. Ila has Blond hair,Blue Eyes and she is 5’10”Tall She had some hard times in her life When her son died at the age 25 She was really sad when her Arron had passed away he had died from Diabetes and had low blood pressure. The best times I had with my Aunt Ila was when we went to the zoo and the

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