The Spirit of Thanksgiving
BY: Brooke Bonner
Some would say it s the greatest time of the year.
Fall is in full swing, football season is at its
peak and college students are heading back home.
Students can hardly focus on school because of
the...
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The Spirit of Thanksgiving
BY: Brooke Bonner
Some would say it s the greatest time of the year.
Fall is in full swing, football season is at its
peak and college students are heading back home.
Students can hardly focus on school because of
the thought of the delicious Thanksgiving meal that is near.
For one student, Thanksgiving is
more than just a fabulous meal.
It is a time for a family of 25 (that s only one side) to come
together and celebrate being a family.
Tricia Barton, a Huntsville native, says she loves being a part of a large family.
Holidays are
extra special and are a time for family members to all meet in one place and spend time together.
"My family is my everything," she said.
"I don t think people even understand how close we all
are.
"
Every Thanksgiving Barton’s immediate family all gather at her home in Huntsville.
Her brother
Jay, 27, and sister Sarah, 25, all come in from out of town to join.
Her father Lee, is well known
through
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