Shelby Roskelly
If someone were to create a monument of my life, it would be about my kindness toward others. It would show many acts of kindness. These are examples:
Ever since I started Middle School, I always I saw this girl sitting by herself but I never did anything about it until the beginning of February. The first thing I did to try to get to know her was give her a Valentine's Day card/candy. After that I would talk to and sit by her at lunch. Sometimes I would smile at her in the hall.
Another example of kindness was when I was about 7 years old. My family and I were at one of our neighbor's houses because they were having a party there. My little brother was only 4 and didn't quite know how to swim. He was on the swimming pool's steps while my friend and I were racing across the swimming pool. He decided to try and swim. Since he couldn't swim he started to panic. I quickly went over to him and picked him up out of the water. After that he thanked me for helping him.
Maddi Zollinger
If someone were to memorialize me, I would want them to remember me by my willingness to help and support others. Everybody needs their little rock, their base that keeps them grounded and not just floating away. I would love to be remembered for helping orphans in Haiti find a home. If they don't get a home, I would just be a piece of their base that loves them.
I would like my memorial to be of me holding hands with everyone so they know that I'm there for them. I hope that people will understand this and support me.
Katrina Fronk
If somebody made a monument of me, it might be about my love for my family. I would rather be home with them than anywhere else. They are the most important thing to me.
My family has helped me to be courageous, and I have had to stand up and defend my family from verbal assaults. The thought of them gives me strength, and eventually I will do something worth making a monument out of because of my love for my family. It would probably look like me, sitting with them under a tree.
Mackay Baugh
If I were memorialized, it might have a scholar or historian.
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