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I had a teacher named Mr. Colley, who taught health. (You know, drugs and alcohol. He never used those textbooks either!
) He was kind, sweet, caring, and was over all a very good teacher. Whenever someone needed something from him, he always was there. Whenever a student had a depressing problem, he was always there talk, ready and willing to help out. He taught his lessons very well and always made sure he got his point across. He helped out with the 8th grade dance every year and was a spectacular track and wrestling coach. He was also very, very funny and made everyone around him feel good. But don't get me wrong! He was no pushover, he had his moments.
He was just the kindest man I've ever met in my life, and I will NEVER forget him. I cried so hard when he retired. His exact words at his last speech were:
"I never did any of this for myself. I did it for the kids-"
But he got too choked up to say anything more. 
If you want to be remembered, kind, gentle, yet funny and strict if needed. Be like Mr. Colley!
Last edited by daggertrepe; 08-13-2007 at 12:48 AM.
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