Helena Hill Research Paper
There’s no deficiency of special testimonies about great moms, but there’s one that will continually be most important, and that’s your mother. All that I am, or hope to be, I owe to my angel mother (Abraham Lincoln). She will hug you when you're sad, feed you when you’re hungry, and patch you up when you’re hurt. This is a memoir of a strong-willed, successful, and caring woman.
Sudie Helena Hill was born on February 16, 1964, at Craven at Craven County Medical Center. She is the eighth of nine children to Clennie and Annie Lee Hill. Sudie attended grade school at Pollocksville Elementary School; she finished her high school at New Bern High School. She then attended Craven Community College in 1986 to become a Certified Nursing Assistant …show more content…
Working endless nights helping countless amounts of people who couldn’t care for themselves. She made the day for people who didn’t have family and added on to the blessings of the ones who did, nevertheless there was something missing. Sudie took a joy in doing hair for friends, family, and acquaintances. The very skilled future stylist took her interest turning it into the yet another degree at Craven Community College by 1993. This was only the start of her very lucrative career as a cosmologist. A seat at Curls Corner was her first venture into the field and she had clients coming in from everywhere. Excited about the amount of exposure she received she soon opened her own shop. Now a successful business owner nothing could stop her she was on fire! Nonetheless, her work was not done and she continued to excel in other ways.
On top of all her accomplishments, she continuously considered herself a second mother to many. Never refusing refuge to the many children in need of a home for the past seven years. At the age of fifty, she adopted a son and is still has her door wide open for other who need love. The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others (Mahatma Gandhi). Sudie Hill to this day is still the beloved person in her neighborhood and she’s still giving the good gift called love.
In closing, we all should admire our mothers. They bring us into the world, care for us unconditionally,
Sudie Helena Hill was born on February 16, 1964, at Craven at Craven County Medical Center. She is the eighth of nine children to Clennie and Annie Lee Hill. Sudie attended grade school at Pollocksville Elementary School; she finished her high school at New Bern High School. She then attended Craven Community College in 1986 to become a Certified Nursing Assistant …show more content…
Working endless nights helping countless amounts of people who couldn’t care for themselves. She made the day for people who didn’t have family and added on to the blessings of the ones who did, nevertheless there was something missing. Sudie took a joy in doing hair for friends, family, and acquaintances. The very skilled future stylist took her interest turning it into the yet another degree at Craven Community College by 1993. This was only the start of her very lucrative career as a cosmologist. A seat at Curls Corner was her first venture into the field and she had clients coming in from everywhere. Excited about the amount of exposure she received she soon opened her own shop. Now a successful business owner nothing could stop her she was on fire! Nonetheless, her work was not done and she continued to excel in other ways.
On top of all her accomplishments, she continuously considered herself a second mother to many. Never refusing refuge to the many children in need of a home for the past seven years. At the age of fifty, she adopted a son and is still has her door wide open for other who need love. The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others (Mahatma Gandhi). Sudie Hill to this day is still the beloved person in her neighborhood and she’s still giving the good gift called love.
In closing, we all should admire our mothers. They bring us into the world, care for us unconditionally,