Well this isn't all that creepy to me because I had to write one for a journalism class in college....so let's just get to it!
Naomi was a kind and loving person. She made it her mission
in life to uplift anyone that she met and help them reach their fullest
potential. Friends knew her as funny and easy going but her family and close
friends knew her as fiercely protective over the ones she loved.
She went to USF and majored in journalism, writing was always
her passion. After a slow start in the business she eventually found her niche:
international reporting. Naomi traveled everywhere from the age of 15 up until
her death. She traveled during high school, college and frequently throughout
her career.
Though her home base was Atlanta, Naomi felt like her home
was anywhere in the world that her family was. Her husband, who also has a job
that requires travel, made it a point to have their four kids travel wherever
they went. Unorthodox, but it worked for them.
Naomi was lucky that her interest in travel could translate
into a career. She was able to use her easy going nonjudgmental and easy to
relate to personality to interact with anyone and everyone.
Her legacy will forever be remembered as the friend, wife,
mother and sister who simply wanted what’s best for those she cared for. We
will always miss her, but we will keep her memory, her laugh, her crazy Kansan
self in our hearts forever.
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