For most people, they have an important person in their life. It usually ranges from being someone they are related to, to a close friend or a teacher in the school.

For a teacher that touches students with his endless wisdom and encouragement, social studies teacher Anton Borchert finds his most important person to have touched his life in various ways.

Borchert said, “My mom has helped me with so many different lessons about life. I catch myself thinking and saying to people like yourself and other people that I care about all the time.”

For another student, her mom is also the most important person, Senior Sydney Nielsen said, “she supported me through everything I have done in life, even when I have made some bad choices.”

Mothers raise their children, and with everything that their child does in our life, support them in our actions and doings. But it is not only mothers that raises children and help them out with he first stages of life, fathers have a big role in it too.

As sophomore Miranda Morrow said, “he raises me and inspires me, and he has been through a lot. He is someone that I look up to and admire.”

Parents, mothers or fathers, lead their youth into adulthood, and during that time the child will pick up traits and ways of thinking from their parents, they will notice what parents put up with and sacrifice for them. Into adulthood, everyone will remember who helps them start off.