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Words of Resilience: Aiyana Dittrick wins Character Council's October Writing Contest

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855460555_1410386681254364_1448001881102327664_n.jpg Show more Show less Owasso High School student Aiyana Dittrick has been named the winner of the Owasso Character Council’s October Writing Contest for her essay highlighting the importance of resilience and the lasting influence of her mother’s strength and perseverance.Dittrick focused her essay on the character trait of “Resilience,” reflecting on the challenges her mother has overcome throughout her life and the example she has set for her family.“My mother is the woman I admire the most,” Dittrick wrote. “I’m proud to have the most resilient mother in the world.

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