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in Meridian :i is planning a December \I. e; . .. g. Lee, 19, is a sophomore ...· £ -cc. he was also

initiated into he also plan.. the medical .- "She 's the biggest fan and my be · · to her m~ ·– her for all .. • finally <;ee be-· has done j, life. If an 4 happ}. if, all m} hear .. m01her. I adm ·e

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, . and I'm her rruly an angel I' ve looked up • tfe and admired ::complished. To "} over what she ~est thrill of my deserves to be I love her with - ~m1e said of her

llme between our ·.;n life and has ,_r great grades. -...--"'·'""-a \er} tmportant rm glad tO call _.,.__.,.. lee said. m> kids have -sel" e . I have I in m~ kids _ t ome•hing

Gloria Rigdon

_ -~.l i ,ove ~. - .... : R1gdon c;atd. ' to .... :-~nunue \\ orking at a~d 'he ha also started her ., as a nurse. She is

~mr ·yed with the new Sojourner's ~ mg in Newton Regional Hospital. "I love to help people. It doesn't matter who or what I'm doing, as long as I know that what I'm doing is making a difference in someone's life. God has blessed me in so many ways through so many peo– ple, and for this, I am eternaJiy grateful and humble," Rigdon replied. On June 11 , _.,G loria Rigdon ran through the hal ~of the buildings on campus at ECCC. she was flashing h~r nursing lic.--.e and a big smile. Following clo ~hind their moth– eJ' were her t\1. children, grinning from ear to e.· Tears streamed down Rigdon • ·ace as she shared her good ne", .. 1th the ·a."i and faculty that }' __ enc 1..r ;. _ from the verv u-