Monique Janeece Murdock Research Paper

Monique Janeece Murdock, 101, was born on July 12, 2000 and died on August 17, 2101 in her home when the air conditioner went out which lead to a heat stroke. She preferred the burial in El Paso since her family lived there.
She leaves her kids, Xavier Murdock was her eldest son, who is currently 70 and her two youngest, Valentina and Eleanor Murdock, who are twins that are currently 64 years old.
Born and raised in El Paso, but afterwards she moved to Austin where she spend the rest of her life with her family.
After graduating high school, Monique went off to Austin to study communications and ASL at The University of Texas at Austin. When she graduated from college, she decided to stay there to be around the music festivals that Austin

held and she often sign up to be ASL interpreter if one was needed. Her full-time job was as an ASL Interpreter for students needed in the Austin community and she considered it one of her biggest accomplishment since she became deeply involved in the deaf community than before. She met her husband at a book store and they both were book worms in their free time.
Monique loved to cook for her family since she got to choose the meal to eat. Most of the time, Monique would blast music through the house while cooking and her favorite quote was, “I’m just a musical prostitute, my dear” by Freddie Mercury. She told this to people when they ask why she plays music often. Since she loved to eat food, she pushed herself to work out every day with her husband to make sure they lived a long and healthy life. She worked out until she was 92, fulfilling one of her biggest accomplishments.