name was Julia virtual and she was from a very very poor family she had to quit school at age twelve to go to work to support her family in Ireland her

she was a daughter out an invalid who had been gassed by and Germans in World War one and

father was an invalid I think and gassed high in World War one I came to this country all

her family had no money she had to quit school at twelve years old to go to work and her aunt saved enough money to bring her to the United States I

was born in a Sudanese present she was born with her mother with her legs in leg irons now

to high school so long as she got her work and that was a deal my mother she worked her gradually she

he had written you know order of what she wanted in her life or of the family have been in agreement as to what her will that would have been a problem but that was a significant dispute between her pay and

back to California nnj where her parents who had been missionaries in Africa raised her the

took that commitment a step further by legally adopted her when she was in high school and with the help of a

came from where her mother was the second youngest of seventeen kids my mom was the first one ever to go to college she

she holds her torch high because she knows she is a symbol of hope in a very troubled world and

because we did there was no one place in the world with the individual was more important in the state because we did that was still at least one place in the world where

someone approach me her her deductibles now close to six thousand dollars so she's basically in her mind uninsured because shouldn't

was your cousin you describe her as a sister to you over her cousin married her longtime partner one of the governor sons and

unfortunately her actions conflict with her words during her first trip to Asia secretary of state in February of two thousand and nine she

because they somebody whether it was her she asked him to or somebody on our own staff was lazy and remove the classification she should have known when you I'm