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looked impossible, and I had almost given situation. Things seem to work so much She has been my rock when other people
up hope - until I prayed. Like the phone better that way. weren’t there for me. I am so glad that my
I lost and thought I would never see Nana gave me these treasures of wisdom
again - until I prayed, and someone called Growing up as an only child can to remember. I call them my “Nana
from another city letting me know that sometimes be lonely. I didn't have anyone Nuggets”. She knew I would need these
they had found it. Or the test I was sure my age at home, so Nana became my pearls to get through high school and
I wasn’t going to pass that I miraculously best friend. She still lives with us, so we life. Because of Nana, my life is forever
got an A on. Or the disagreement with do many things together. When I was changed, and when she is gone, her
a friend that I thought would never be little, she would pick me up from school, words and influence will live on in
fixed, but that changed after I prayed. take me to lunch, to choir rehearsals, and the lives of her children and
Now I try to remember to pray first and much more. When I am sad, I still run to grandchildren. I am so thankful that
then look to see what I can do about a my Nana and tell her what is going on. Sara Bess Cox is my Nana.

Article Submitted by
Nikki Cobb AMARILLO HIGH SCHOOL

Nikki Cobb is the daughter of Ty and Charla Cobb. She attends Amarillo High School
where she is secretary of the Band and co-captain of the Color Guard. She is a member
of Bel Canto Choir and New Sound Show Choir. She hopes to attend Lubbock Christian
University in the Fall and Major in Music.

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