Personal Narrative: Lesser Known Memoir Of My Life

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Lesser known memoir All my life I have met many people who have left an impact on my life whether it be in sports, work, extracurriculars, or even just meeting someone you don’t know. When I was in sixth grade I played for a rec tackle football team and we were good but that is only because our coach. His name is Ryan Disbrow. he taught us that we can do anything we put our minds to and also to treat our teammates like family. when I got into highschool all that changed. My coach now is Greg Welch and our team is not so good. our coach hardly pushes us and just tells us that we are good even if we are not he also tends to make most things about what he wants. Also he does not tell us to act as a family and singles people out telling how these

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