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To celebrate my mom’s recent retirement, the staff at Creekside Elementary threw her a dinner party at Brazenhead Irish Pub in Mason, OH.

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And then our family held an open house for her Thanksgiving weekend.

Congrats, Mom!

“A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stop.” —Henry Adams

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