Reflective Essay On Rogers's Memorial Library

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Rogers Memorial Library Scholarship Rogers’s memorial library is a place I like to call my second home. Throughout my life many of my most found memories have been within the confine of the library. I remember the days in which I read my favorite childhood books to the day that I found out I was finally old enough to read the books on the second floor of the children’s room. I was their when they first hired Ms. Casey and Sophia had her children. It was at this library that I grew up, thrived and met a family of awe-inspiring people that shaped my everyday life. Rogers Memorial Library has not only done this for me, but for countless others in our community. It has been a sanctuary for all during times of crisis and an ongoing reminder of …show more content…

It is through the work of women such as Ms. Lori and Ms. Elizabeth that our community is able to thrive. The library teaches those how to be independent and strong without pushing them away. It provides skills and courage to complete one may not have had the ability to complete alone. The courses and activity it provides allow the community to interact and connect with each other. For those who do not have the means necessary to travel or to learn, they provide them at lower prices, so that these individuals have same chances as others to reach their dreams and spread their wings to fly. The classes the provide give hands on learning that many cannot receive without the proper money. From Mommy in me to the cooking class, Rogers memorial Library offers a world of culture and education to create an abundance of joy and passion. In world of technology they provide a surplus of knowledge for one to take home and thoroughly enjoy without the attachment of mechanics at all times. Its community activities that such as September Fest and Multi-Cultural Day show how it will always be there for anyone. Rogers Memorial library is not just a library, it is a home, a school, a friend. Our library is not just a part of our community, but of our

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