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Thank you. You've helped me through the highs and lows in my life and was down from day 1. Sometimes I reminisce to that one raider practice and I still remember it like it was yesterday. I can't believe that an entire year has past between us. So many memories to look back at and so many more to come. Adriana, you mean to world to me and i can't imagine what my life be like if i didnt meet you. We have so much to come in future. So many more football games,police explorer meetings,hourlong facetime calls, so many more cookies and ¼ gallons of milk, and so many surprising you with swedish fish when you might not be having a good day, so many memories to come and i can’t wait to experience them all with you. I believe that god has an ultimate

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