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My name is Sandy Denise McDuffi e. I’m a native of Fitzgerald, GA.-Ben Hill County, born of my mother, Annie R. McDuffi e, a native of Fitzgerald, GA.-Ben Hill County and born of my father, Nathaniel Gordon, a native of Atlantic City, N.J.-Atlantic County/a resident of Sylvester, GA.-Worth County. I’m a Georgia Peach Girl born on March 29, 1971. Also, I’m a Fitzgerald High School graduate of 1990 with an Academic/Vocational Diploma and an A.B.A.C. student in Tifton, GA.-Tift County. I always have been very active in life at home and away from home. And I received awards for it, too. I enjoy communicating with American and International people of different nationalities. As I grew up, I discovered that I can turn my talents and hobbies into careers. Being an artist and a writer, it’s no longer an ordinary thing to me. It’s an extraordinary thing to me! All I can say is my life can take another unexpected change for me to be more than what I am now. And as long as it’s good, I’m willing to accept it.
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My name is Sandy Denise McDuffie. I'm a native of Fitzgerald, GA.-Ben Hill County, born of my mother, Annie R. McDuffie, a native of Fitzgerald, GA.-Ben Hill County and born of my father, Nathaniel Gordon, a native of Atlantic City, N.J.-Atlantic County/a resident of Sylvester, GA.-Worth County. I'm a Georgia Peach Girl born on March 29, 1971. Also, I'm a Fitzgerald High School graduate of 1990 with an Academic/Vocational Diploma and an A.B.A.C. student in Tifton, GA.-Tift County. I always have been very active in life at home and away from home. And I received awards for it, too. I enjoy communicating with American and International people of different nationalities. As I grew up, I discovered that I can turn my talents and hobbies into careers. Being an artist and a writer, it’s no longer an ordinary thing to me. It’s an extraordinary thing to me! All I can say is my life can take another unexpected change for me to be more than what I am now. And as long as it’s good, I’m willing to accept it.