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Lisa Lind
October 31, 2019
I am so sorry to hear about Kaylee. She was my student in Speech in Freeport. Kaylee was so bright and had so much potential. She was a dynamic speaker. I remember when she gave her speech on her future job, thinking if anyone can achieve her goals, it was her. She was so focused and determined. Truly a bright light in this world.
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