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I am the wife of Takari L Stutts (121221), a mother of one, full time student at Rhode Island College (RIC) and a homeowner. As a senior I am pursuing a Bachelor’s in Social Work. I also work two part time jobs, one at Rhode Island Hospital which I started a career as a Certified Nursing Assistant working for two years and later transferred into a secretary role for the past four years. My main job is at South County Hospital, there I am a Community Health Worker and have been employed since August 2016. I have known Takari Stutts for the past fourteen years. He has played a major role in developing my character. Throughout the years we grew apart as I wanted to provide a well-balanced life for our family. Two and a half years ago we

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