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Evaine Kirkland (21) and his mother Tara Kirkland-Rainey (61) talk about becoming an adopted family and how Evaine's life has changed.

This interview is me talking to my grandmother about her religion, Jehovah’s Witnesses.

My Grandma Jayne talks about the role religion and spirituality has played in her life.

Interviewing my mother on her time in the military and opinions on national defense

Tyler’s religion and the impact it has had on him throughout his life.

About her life and what she had learned

A woman of faith talks about the Tri County Church's history and her own experiences as a Christian

I interview a close friend about his time in the military and police

We talked about his time growing up and his family life. We also talked about his time in the military and what he would like to be remembered for.

Interview with grandfather about his life

I interviewed my grandma about her religion and asked her questions many people would ask.

I interviewed Mr. Bliss and the focus of the interview was his time in the Air Force and his family.

Questions describing the time period during 9/11

I talked to my parents about 9/11.

My aunt talked about her job, her life before the center and after.

Moving

my dad and I talk about life.

My dads life and how it has cahnged throughout the years. Also how being in diffrent stages in life has taught him lessons.

We talked about life and all the experiences that led her (my mom) to where she is today

Today I sat down with Ed Davies to talk about his military experiences and life.

Grandma and Grandpa

The main focus of this interview was mostly on how God is the only thing that matters and having a personal relationship with him. In addition, family played a huge role in both thanksgiving, and life in general.

In this video we talk about my moms army experiences and how they have affected her

My grandfather tells the story of his joys and his lessons, showing that the “American Dream” isn’t identical to the life that some Americans actually live.

A dialogue on the stigmas faced by men in the military.