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Quote by Speaker's name not remembered, at a State of Georgia Community Action Meeting in the Spring of 1986.

“There are times in our lives when we feel as though we are just one person in a tiny row boat out on an ocean. We feel as though our boat is so tiny---and the ocean is so large. But the truth is: As overwhelming as those seasons are in our lives---they do pass---and we hold fast.....we persevere.....and we Survive to live another day----better and stronger---and with Greater Determination that we had before.”

Quote by Speaker's name not remembered, at a State of Georgia Community Action Meeting in the Spring of 1986.

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