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Trevor Barr is a beholden man, always grateful for his family and what they have done for him. A few examples include; always provided a roof over his head, food at every meal, clothing and warmth and most importantly, teaching him how to be the man he is today. Trevor describes his parents as kind, loving and hardworking people. Some traits he has learned from his hard working parents include saving money for essential things, such as a car. Trevor saved a total of 15,000 dollars and bought himself a car with his hard earned money. Another is his steadfastness. Trevor’s interests include criminal justice, law enforcement and conservational DNR. He is going to be attending a form of secondary schooling to achieve his interests. Trevor was asked,
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