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  Suzanne Honeycutt

  One evening in September of 1991, the earth shook, the sky burst into a huge glow, and the loud rumbling sound lingered what seemed like for hours. Actually lasting only minutes, that was Suzanne’s first viewing of a space shuttle launch. Not knowing what to expect since it was dark outside, she didn’t bother bringing a camera or binoculars. But the sight of that glowing magical masterpiece still burns in her memory.

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  Sandra Duncan

  Having lived on the Mississippi Gulf Coast all of her life, Sandra remembers coming to Stennis Space Center on a field trip with her elementary school many years ago. She remembers the first day as an employee at Stennis Space Center, driving through the South Gate and the moment she saw the National Aeronautics and Space Administration sign by the entrance gate. To say she was excited was an understatement.

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  Venetia Gonzales

  Venetia was very determined to go as far in her career as she could, but she never imagined she would work for NASA. She always wanted to become an artist, but there were many obstacles she would have to overcome to become a successful artist. yet, Venetia was very determined to go beyond the limits to what was offered to her as a young girl and not become just another statistic.

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  Anna Turner

  Anna Turner’s first day at NASA was exciting. Every step was well organized and professional. She could tell that working at NASA was going to be different than any previous job.

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  Latonia Kirksey

  Growing up on the Gulf Coast in Mississippi, Latonia Kirksey always had a desire to live her life as an opportunity to make a difference in the world. She was fortunate to have a loving family and the chance to grow up in a small and friendly community where everyone knew each other. She continually received encouragement from her family, friends, and members of her church which motivated her to try to make the most out of her life.

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  Cindy Leitell

  Joining the workforce at the early age of 16, Cindy Leitell didn’t realize at that time that she’d entered into what would be her career.