Katie Thibeault's Eulogy

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Katie Thibeault’s Eulogy
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Katie Thibeault had a rather happy childhood by definition. Her family took the time to travel to random and weird places and they always brought everybody. As she got older school became more important and she learned to love it. When her parents divorced she was glad because she knew that it was in their best interests. She began spending weekends with her Grandma every weekend that she could, she really enjoyed the time she spent with her Grandparents. Katie had a lot of hobbies, she loved to paint, she always said that their was something about being able to manipulate the colors to create an image that you desired that was just breathtaking. Sometimes, more often than not, she didn’t

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