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Xavia was a very special young lady. She was kind, sweet, and never complained. She loved high school. Her favorite classes were Russian and Photography. She was smart and made the Honor Roll every semester. She was very excited about taking Photography. She was working on a Fine Arts degree in addition to the usual high school diploma. She was a member of the National Art Honor Society.
She was the big sister of triplets who are 13 years old and a little sister who is 8 years old. She loved her littlest sister and enjoyed tucking her in at night. She enjoyed going out with her friends and loved action movies and comedies. She would have loved to have a Pug one day.
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