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Holly Jean Morris was born one year late on Ukrainian Christmas in 1997 at St. Catharines General Hospital. She has mixed Scottish, Finnish, Irish, Canadian, and English heritage. Her last name means "favored by God." Her grandparents and parents have a history of military service, owning a small business, and overcoming health issues. Holly enjoys ringette, soccer, cheerleading, reading popular book series, spending time at the beach in Myrtle Beach, which has been a family tradition for over 30 years.
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- 2. JANUARY 7TH 1997 St.Catharines General Hospital I was ‘a year late’ I was a miracle child Supposed to be born Christmas Day Born on Ukrainian Christmas
- 3. MORRIS Scottish Finish Irish Canadian English Last name was given to people in trade Means “favored of god”
- 4. GRANDPARENTS Great Grandma came over from Scotland when 6 Great Grandma was a nurse in World War 2 Grandpa fought in World War 2 Grandpa opened up a business downtown ‘McGeorge’s Auto Electric” Grandma beat breast cancer Grandpa died in 1996 Grandpa died in 2002
- 5. PARENTS •Dad did speed skating, lacrosse and hockey •He coaches me in ringette and soccer •He’s in charge of Brown Fields for St.Catharines •Mom is my number one fan •Mom became a stay at home mom once I was born •She has been diagnosed with Diabetes for 5 years now
- 6. BROTHER 11 years apart Lives in Mississauga Married in year & 2 months Role model Environmental Technician Black Belt in Jiu JitSu
- 7. BESTFRIENDS Lucy Kylie Olivia Kendra-Lee Rachel
- 8. INTERESTS •Ringette •Soccer •Cheerleading •Pretty Little Liars •Jersey Shore •Beach •English •Math •Hunger Games •Running •Twilight
- 9. MYRTLE BEACH Family tradition Compass Cove Gone for over 30 years Favourite place Boogey boarding, Para-sailing, fishing, tanning, jet-skiing