Michelle | Wake County 100

Narrative, Continued:

Michelle said that if she could do any charity work it would be working with abused women and children. Feeling loved and knowing that it’s not their fault is very important to Michelle. She thinks that everyone should know that someone loves him or her. Michelle feels that too many people are unaware of shelters that could help them and so they live with being abused, but what they don’t know is that there is help out there that they can get.

Written By: Caroline F.

Michelle
Gender: Female

Age: 25-64

Race: White

Nativity: Born in NC

Educational Attainment:

Associate's Degree

Occupation:

Substitute Teacher & Mary Kay Consultant

Travel Time to Work: 5 Minutes

Internet Access in Home: Yes

Religion: Christian

City: Wake Forest

Narrative:

In 1963, at Rex Hospital in Raleigh, North Carolina Michelle was born. 44 years later she is married with kids and a wonderful husband, who supports her Mary Kay business 100%. Michelle is a substitute teacher and a Mary Kay consultant. Her two wonderful children Morgan and Ryan keep her busy but she wouldn’t miss a moment of it. Even though she is busy with football games, watching her daughter cheer, and seeing her son on the weekends, when he returns home from college, she still finds time to read her Bible, lead a Bible study group and attend church every Sunday. Reading the Bible is very important to Michelle not only because she likes to know the Lord but she also believes it is very important to have a strong relationship with God. Her whole family is very involved in church and they all celebrate the Christian holidays such as Christmas and Easter.

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