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                       A 
                        Letter From Master Lloyd's Mother 
                       Hello, 
                        my name is Rosalee Irvin, I'm Master Lloyd's Mother but 
                        everyone calls me Mrs. Rose. I'm the Director of student 
                        services at Lloyd Irvin's Martial Arts, Fitness and Learning 
                        center. I put my son into Martial Arts at the age of 3. 
                        I'm so thankful that I did because it has been one of 
                        the best decisions I've made in my life. You see Master 
                        Lloyd wasn't always this well disciplined person that 
                        everyone now knows. When Master Lloyd was a child the 
                        doctor's wanted to put him on medication because he was 
                        so hyper active. Martial Arts didn't help my son overnight, 
                        you see he was a special case but I'll never forget when 
                        I started to see the changes occur it was amazing. I never 
                        knew how far my son would go with the Martial Arts; just 
                        like every parent I just supported my child in all of 
                        his endeavors and boy did he have a lot of endeavors. 
                        I'll never forget the day when my son was driving me to 
                        pick up my car that I had to have repaired, he told me 
                        with a sincere voice that he now knew what he was going 
                        to do with his vast Martial arts knowledge. He said I 
                        want to make a difference in the World, I don't just want 
                        to be known as a Great Fighter but I want to be known 
                        as someone who cared and made a difference in many lives. 
                       
                      On that day he told me his plan on how he 
                        was going to accomplish it. It was a gratifying feeling 
                        to hear my son talk about such a noble act. From that 
                        day on he never mentioned it again to me he just put his 
                        plan into action. While helping my son on Saturdays it 
                        was amazing how all of the parents would praise what my 
                        son was doing for their child. I would hear comments like 
                        " Mrs. Rose it's a blessing what your son is doing with 
                        these kids" "Mrs. Rose I can't believe it my daughter 
                        made the honor roll for the first time ever" "Your son's 
                        school is the best thing that has happened to our family". 
                        I heard these types of comments everyday I came to the 
                        school and I realized that my son was really making a 
                        difference in people's lives. I also made a decision, 
                        I decided that I was going to retire and come work with 
                        my son fulltime. I wanted to have an active roll on a 
                        daily basis and I can't tell your how fulfilling it is 
                        to be making a difference in so many lives. When my son 
                        commits to something he is unstoppable and he's committed 
                        to helping as many people as possible benefit from his 
                        program. Lloyd Irvin's Thai Jitsu Program/After School 
                        Program will work for you and your family no matter what 
                        you're looking to get out of it. From one parent to another 
                        I would love to meet you and talk to you about how Lloyd 
                        Irvin's Thai Jitsu Program can help you. So please feel 
                        free to call and ask for Mrs. Rose. I look forward to 
                        meeting you in person very soon.  
                         
                         
                        Rosalee Irvin  
                       
                         
                      
                     
                     
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