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My Team- Part 2


miss karisa is near and dear to my heart. she's someone who has supported me and encouraged me from the very beginning about my move to north judson. she's a faithful companion and loyal friend. it's hard to imagine what my life was like before her friendship. i'm so thankful to be able to be on this journey with her! 


carrie, graysen and jeremy are like family to me. some of my favorite memories of them include just hanging out at their house. their home feels like my home; i feel so comfortable there. and graysen; oh man, what a kid! i love him as if he were my own. i'm very grateful for the way that they have accepted me into their family and i'm honored to be able to call them friends!


heather is someone who has always been a part of my life. we've known each other for as long as i can remember and she's always been one of my best friends. she is someone who truly knows me. i cherish her friendship immensely and wish that we could see one another more regularly! 
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