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Malone

The bad part about this photo session is the reminder of how old I'm getting.  I've known this young man since the days of Maloney Baloney and even before then, which doesn't say much to some, but to me, it screams of the MANY years that have gone by.  To be able to watch a child grow into an adult is remarkable, and I've had the unique opportunity to watch this guy turn into a charismatic, witty young man.  I know his mother and father are very proud of the man he is becoming.  :)

I've witnessed Malone being a sneaky instigator, a prankster, a protective big brother, a supportive teammate, a resourceful student, and a leader among his peers.  Also, I didn't realize just how funny he is until I had him in my class.  Ultimately, I'm lucky to have had the opportunity to see Malone's transformation over the years, to learn who he really is and what he is capable of.  And while most other seniors are excited about getting the next phase of their lives started as soon as possible, Malone is not ready to move forward just yet.  So, hopefully, since he isn't in too big of a hurry, his senior year will be the best and most memorable yet.  

Malone is a member of the golf and basketball teams.  He has had the privilege of being a part of our successful, state basketball team this past year, and I know fans like me are expecting more of the same this season.  No pressure, Malone!  With that said, good luck to him this year.  I hope he is as successful in the classroom as he will be on the gym floor.  

Just another clue as to how I feel about Malone…I wouldn't let just anybody point a gun straight at me, loaded or not.  











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