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Josie Wolfe Biography
On August 28th, 1998 I was born at Adena hospital in Chillicothe, Ohio. My parents named me Josie Dawn Hackney because of my grandpa and step-grandpa. Josie comes from Joseph and Dawn comes from Donald. I used to hate my name but when I found out when where it came from, then I realized how much it means to my mom now my name just kind of grew with me. I was a 7 pound 8-ounce baby and that is kind of big to be a 5-week early twin. Since I was brought home from the hospital, I have lived in Oak Hill, Ohio my whole life. It is not a bad place to live, but I prefer somewhere a little better. Even when I was younger, I have always been honest, trustworthy, and caring. Helping people is something I enjoy doing because it makes me feel like their day is somewhat better. I always allow people to take credit for my hard work, but the last time I did not. In April 2016 I received gold at the state level for my treasurer’s book, where I was recognized at State FFA Convention in front of thousands of other FFA members and their advisors. I am the first to admit I do not always do my best in life, but now I have started to regret it. After graduating high school, college is in the near future of mine. Elsie de Wolfe said “I’m going to make everything around me beautiful- that will be my life.” In a way Elsie sounds like me because I get …show more content…
Everyone will judge others, even though they should not, but who cares? I made a deal with myself to live life without caring anymore, at least not as much like before. Until I die you will continue to find me helping people. My mom would always tell me you will hit some rough patches in life but you will get through whatever it is. Ever since I was a child, I knew I could go to my parents for anything because everybody makes mistakes, and those mistakes you learn from. The way I see life now that I am older is in a wider view compared to if you were to ask me sixth

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