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20 years ago, career teacher Robert Bain found himself alone with 2 young children after losing his wife through cancer. In the years that followed, Robert found strength and purpose in raising his sons and nurturing students. All the while, he never forgot a promise he’d made to his wife - that one day he’d create something by which to remember her. Today, Robert feels like that day is within reach, but it’s been a long journey.
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Does the "b" word make you shudder? Try seeing your budget as an opportunity rather than a burden.