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My daughter Colleen, the high school graduate.






Colleen will be attending Niagara College in the fall for the Educational Assistant program and after that she hopes to go to Fanshaw College to get her BA in Autism and Behavioural Science.

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colleen vennard said…
awhhhh that is awesome!
Kevin Ford said…
Great pictures! Congratulations Colleen!!
robbyblogger said…
Very nice.
Did mommy buy Colleen an old car?
Laura said…
What a gorgeous girl!!
Loretto Woods said…
Thanks all! Rob, the car was owned by the neighbour of Colleens friend where the pictures were taken. Colleen thinks I should by her a new car. We will get that new one as soon as we can arrange a trip to Toys R Us!

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