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continued from page 38you want to fight. It’s inside everybody to want to fight,” sheconcluded.Helen knows firsthand what it is like to come to a countryand not understand the language. When she came to the UnitedStates as a young girl she couldn’t speak any English.“A few of the kids at school made fun of me, but the restwere great,” she said.In some way she was able to communicate with the students.Somebody once told her a smile is International andwill get you friends.She has a strong drive that doesn’t quit and a strong determinationto want to help people in need.“Helen has done a lot for this community,” said WandaAmmons a volunteer member of ACCF. “She is too humbleof a person to admit that. Helen is definitely a friend indeedto those in need.”Helen absolutely loves animals. At one time her three-cargarage became a huge doghouse. “Every dog in the neighborhoodcame to my house and they never left,” she said. Sheonce counted seven dogs at one time. This was when theyfirst moved to Baxley. Since then they have all slowly passedaway.She now has a dog that weighs a hefty 98 pounds andthinks she is probably part bulldog and lab and is a beautifulbrindle color. Helen named her Spirit, because she dug a holein the back yard that was big enough for her, her husband andthe dog to liedown in. Spirit isa rescue dog thathung around theoffice.“She broughtme four puppiesfor feeding her,”she said. “Whenthe humane societycame to getthem, Spirit wasso smart shewent and hid.”The next dayHelen saw herrunning aroundthe office again.Helen decided tokeep her and soshe had the localvet pick the dogup and had herfixed and theyHELEN SAMARDJICHgave Spirit herneeded shots. Spirit became a very loved member of the familythat stays in the house and sleeps in the bed.Mature Living Winter Edition 41
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