Oh thank you, I didn't realize. I'm not the best speller so normally I look it up on google and it didn't correct me so I thought it was right. I changed it so people don't get confused.
The reason you don't know a whole lot about them is because I don't really know a whole lot about them. The first guy he was a senior when I was a freshman so I really didn't know him at all. All I know is why he died, I had heard stuff about him but I don't go on rumours so I did not put that in there. The 2nd person I sort of knew we were friends when we were younger before she got sick. But I didn't know her that well when she died. And the 3rd person he was in 3 of my classes in school but I didn't realize he was in them until I went into school that day and the guidance counelor was in 3 of my classes, so I didn't know him very well, though he was in a class of mine the year before and he seems fairly nice. I gave as much information as I had.
Ah right, it's just that I don't feel comfortable branding one of those as being worthy of a plaque when I know absolutely nothing about them other than how they died. Just seems like a bit strange question. Which one got the plaque, if you don't mind me asking?
The reason I asked the question is because the person my school gave a plaque to was person 1. To me it is enough, because if there were 3 people to die at your school/work and of those causes. Without really knowing any of them would it be the person of cancer, suicide or being drunk that deserved not even a plaque but the guy got a ceremony and we all got the day of school. Where as with 2nd person it was just a notebook in the hall that we could write a note to the parents about and the 3rd person it was a guidance cousilour coming into the classes he used to be in and talk to us. Me personally without knowing them (which the school didn't really know them that well either) the girl with cancer deserved the plaque she's the one who faught and suffered for so many years.
Which person deserved the plaque?
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Oh thank you, I didn't realize. I'm not the best speller so normally I look it up on google and it didn't correct me so I thought it was right. I changed it so people don't get confused.
The reason you don't know a whole lot about them is because I don't really know a whole lot about them. The first guy he was a senior when I was a freshman so I really didn't know him at all. All I know is why he died, I had heard stuff about him but I don't go on rumours so I did not put that in there. The 2nd person I sort of knew we were friends when we were younger before she got sick. But I didn't know her that well when she died. And the 3rd person he was in 3 of my classes in school but I didn't realize he was in them until I went into school that day and the guidance counelor was in 3 of my classes, so I didn't know him very well, though he was in a class of mine the year before and he seems fairly nice. I gave as much information as I had.
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Ah right, it's just that I don't feel comfortable branding one of those as being worthy of a plaque when I know absolutely nothing about them other than how they died. Just seems like a bit strange question. Which one got the plaque, if you don't mind me asking?
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The reason I asked the question is because the person my school gave a plaque to was person 1. To me it is enough, because if there were 3 people to die at your school/work and of those causes. Without really knowing any of them would it be the person of cancer, suicide or being drunk that deserved not even a plaque but the guy got a ceremony and we all got the day of school. Where as with 2nd person it was just a notebook in the hall that we could write a note to the parents about and the 3rd person it was a guidance cousilour coming into the classes he used to be in and talk to us. Me personally without knowing them (which the school didn't really know them that well either) the girl with cancer deserved the plaque she's the one who faught and suffered for so many years.