Military Child of the Year

I would like for you to write someting about this young man, (my nephew), Kion Hayes. He’s an amazing kid, well matter, God fearing, honor student. He help his mom on being the caregive to his older sister (Kiki), who has Cerebral Palsy an is confined to a wheelchair pretty much for the rest of her life. He also takes even more of the manly role when his dad is deployed or assigned away from home. He recently had a major setback in his atletic career. He torn his meniscus and had to have knee surgery. This happen the day before a big preseason scrimmage and now he’s out for possible the entire senior year. There are 4 section for you to cover down below if you can. I’m not the greatest write but once theres something down I normally will be able to expand on it. I even added a few articles of him.

Kion “Kdre” Hayes
9/10/04
Class of 2022
3.6 GPA
Honor Roll Student

Basketball Accomplishments:
Offense Player of the Year (Freshmen)
Rookie Player of the Year (Sophomore)
All Area Second Team (Sophomore)
Most Valuable Player (JR year)
All Area First Team (JR year)

College offer from Mississippi College for Basketball

Volunteer:
SilverSands School Field Day
Co-chaired at the age of 15. Cerebral Palsy Awareness Bowling Event
One Hopeful Place feeding of the homeless
Harbor Docks Take A Kid Fishing
Honor Society (does whatever task needed to be done)

Fort Walton Beach Smoothie King Player of the Year
Junior Olympics Long Jump Champion
ESPN Wide World of Sports National Long Jump Champion

This is his favorite Bible scripture:
Phil 4:13 I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. The family calls him Mr. Phil 4:13 because he believes he can do ALL things that’s how he got started in modeling, bowling, soccer, baseball, track and field, football and basketball. He writes Phil 4:13 on his basketball shoes.

He spoke and sung twice in church. He was apart of the Boys to Men program as well.
Daily after school before his practice he would come and help with Kiki therapy. The therapist taught him how to stretch her as well as range of motion exercises to do at home.

He helps with transporting her in and out the wheelchair. He’s also able to feed her.
He’s an around good kid and I would love for you to capture this and I will expand on what I can.

1. Resiliency
Please give an example when the Nominee exhibited
resiliency. We define resiliency as the ability to bounce back from adversity
and/or stress to cope with a hardship or difficult situation. (Please do not
enter Web site URLs.)

2. Leadership
Please explain how this Nominee is a leader. Include
organizations, titles and/or share an anecdote. (e.g., High School Key Club,
Vice-President or you may share a story of leadership.) (Please do not enter
Web site URLs.)

3. Achievements
Please list personal achievements, not necessarily a team or
group achievement. A top grade or placement is not always required. (E.g.,
Nominee has always been shy and afraid of public speaking. Nominee studied
diligently, entered the school spelling bee and made it to the final round,
placing fourth.) (Please do not enter Web site URLs.)

4. Essay
Feel free to provide any additional information not
addressed by the questions above, including special circumstances or unique
accomplishments. (Please do not enter Web site Urls)

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