Who is your Hero?

Ny'Cole was an uncle, grandson, godfather, cousin, son, brother, and best friend. He loved and protected his family. He lit up any room when he walked in. he was a protector to many people.

Growing up, I never really had a hero that I would consider myself close to or someone who directly impacted my life. At least that was until I met Pheionix, or Pheio as I lovingly call him, sometimes perchance irritatingly if you were to ask him. In a few short months of knowing him, I knew that he had changed my life forever. Throughout his life Pheio has faced and continues to face so many hardships, challenges, and obstacles yet despite everything, continues to persevere through it all and remains a kind and loving soul to those closest to him. Before I met him, I cannot say that I truly knew what it meant to be loved and cared for or to love someone so much that my beating heart yearns for them from the moment I wake up in the morning to the moment I fall asleep at night. Though he is so far away, even through the many restless nights I face, he brings comfort and solace. With all my heart, I can say that to this day I do not believe I could have made the progress and the necessary changes in my life without his guidance, his warmth, his kindness, and most of all his love. I was broken when I met him and his presence in my life has filled in the missing piece not temporarily, but for the rest of my life. I will always love and cherish him and continue to remember his profound effect on my life. Pheio, you are so incredibly smart, talented, gifted, handsome, kind, nurturing, and loving. I hope that no matter what happens in your life, you never forget that, not even for a few seconds. I know you are not perfect, but to me you are everything that I could have ever hoped for and more. No matter what anyone tells you and no matter how anyone makes you feel, I hope you never forget how special you truly are. I love you Pheio, now and forever for all the days of my life.

Theo Rose is a Romanian singer who helps children with cancer. She supports and encourages them and visits when she can.

My grandfather plays with me when I am sad and encourages me to realize my dreams.

My father is my hero because he is a good example for me, he supports me and helps me whenever I need.

Amelia Earhart is my hero because she was courageous and stubborn.

He was a the kindest and most compassionate loving man I have ever known. I miss him and think of him often. His wisdom still guides me and I am thankful for the good times we shared.

My hero is my GramPa and my Gramma. Because they are farmers. I love you Gramma and Grampa

I love you Gramma and Grampa.  Because they are farmers 

Steve Irwin (also known as the Crocodile Hunter) was an international environmentalist and animal preserver. He dedicated most of his life to the conservation of all animals he came across. Midway through his career, he opened up an attraction park known as Australia Zoo. This zoo was filled with many wonderful animals (even Crocodiles) and a live feeding show, presented by Steve himself. Through many of his adventures, Steve came across many different types of animals. Some friendly and some dangerous. There could have been animals that had fur and wool, or animals with spikes and venom. However Steve loved all animals and made it his life to try and help them and to try to learn more about them. A few years ago in 2006, Steve was filming a documentary at Batt Reef, Queensland, Australia. While he was swimming, he came across a string-ray, which tragically shot its barb through Steve’s heart and unfortunately, Steve died. Steve’s work still lives on today through his family and his many supporters. The zoo is still operational and is supported by countless amounts of people all over the world.

I have a loving family that makes me feel secure. I love my family and my family loves me!

Dad will protect us, will accompany me to exercise, accompany me to ride a bicycle, I like being with Dad.

My family helps me do many things and teach me to be a good kid.

My mother takes good care of me every day, helping me prepare breakfast, picks me up from class, and help me take a bath. I love my mother the most!

My mom is very powerful.

Thanks to my family to look out for me. Gives me food, gives me clothes, gives me a bed and gives me all over the world love! I love my family!

He is amazing and cool and everybody should love him and respect him because he is smart and funny.

Indiana T SGT US Army World War II Albert Joseph Hessman On December 7, 1941, the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor which caused the U.S. to declare war against the Empire of Japan. At the time the U.S. had a military presence in the Philippine islands with General Douglas McArthur in command. On December 8, 1941, the Japanese began an invasion of the Philippines. U.S. and Philippine armies resisted the invasion for over 3 months. The United States forces were unable to be re-supplied due to the devastation of the U.S. Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor. On December 26, 1941, McArthur ordered all forces into the Corregidor and Bataan peninsula for the defense of the island. Subsequently, President Roosevelt ordered McArthur out of the Philippines to Australia where on March 20, 1942, McArthur made his famous speech stating that "I came out of Bataan and I shall return." On April 10, 1942, the U.S. and the Filipino armies surrendered to the Japanese. This created 90,000 to 100,00 American and Filipino prisoners of war. For nearly a week in tropical heat, Japanese soldiers marched these prisoners to various prison camps. During this march, atrocities were committed by the Japanese soldiers. Falling was tantamount to a death sentence.  Japanese were known to drive their trucks and vehicles over those who had fallen. Soldiers riding in vehicles would casually stick out their bayonets and cut the throats of men marching along the road. The exact march death count is impossible to determine but historians believe the minimum death toll to be between six and eleven thousand. Some estimate a casualty killing rate of between 1 in 4 and two in seven to have been killed in the brutal forcible march. This event came to be known as the "Bataan Death March." After the war, it was determined to have been a war crime. In October 1944 McArthur's vow to return was commenced as the U.S. Army began landings at Leyte, in the Philippines. Thus began the liberation of the Philippine Islands from the Japanese. On January 29, 1945, the 38th Division along with others began landing at Subic Bay on the Bataan peninsula. Units of the 38th Division, Company C, 151st Infantry (of which Albert J Hessman was a platoon leader) experienced fierce 16 days of battle action through heavy Japanese fortifications at Zig-Zag Pass. The Bataan peninsula was secured on February 21st. It was through these battles and taking back the Bataan peninsula that General McArthur dubbed the 38th, "The Avengers of Bataan." His units continued to battle through the Zambales Mountain Ranges including Luzon and into the Sierra Madre Mountain range as well as Corregidor. In recognition of their contributions to clearing the Philippines, the 38th Infantry Division received the nickname "The Avengers of Bataan". Quickly demobilized after World War II, the 38th Infantry Division was reorganized and federally recognized on March 5, 1947, in Indianapolis, Indiana. When Albert Joseph Hessman was born his father, Harry Leo Hessman was 26 and his mother, Martha Mary Hoheisel was 21. Albert Joseph Hessman, the 59-year-old resident of 228 Hollybrook Drive, New Whiteland, died Tuesday night at the Indianapolis Veterans Hospital. Hessman who was born July 29, 1913, in Indianapolis, had resided in New Whiteland since 1957. He married Mary Jane (Smith) Hessman on February 1, 1946, at Vanport, Beaver, Pennsylvania. He retired in 1966 as a gang leader with the New York Central Railroad. He had been an employee there for 30 years. Since that time, he had been a part-time police dispatcher for the New Whiteland department and the County Sheriff's Department. Hessman was a member of the Police League of Indiana, New Whiteland VFW Post, and Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Indianapolis. Survivors include the widow, the former Mary Smith; two daughters, Patricia of Franklin and Stella Joan Owen of New Whiteland; A son Albert J. Hessman Jr. at home. Also, surviving are five brothers, Henry, Leo, Charles, Frank, and John: a sister Rosemary Miller and a stepbrother Brother Thomas F. Corcoran CSC of River Grove Illinois. Funeral services will be conducted at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Our Lady of Greenwood Catholic Church. The burial will be in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. A Rosary Service will be conducted at 8:15 p.m. Thursday from the funeral home. Three siblings: 1) Patricia Hessman Smith 2) Stella Joan Hessman Owen 3) Albert Harry Hessman. Five brothers: 1) Leo J Hessman ID# 116433986 2) John Joseph Hessman ID# 112281960 3) Henry Hessman ID# 128854589 4) Frank Hessman ID# 128854585 5) Charles J Hessman ID# 192816531. One sister: Rosemary Marie Hessman Miller ID# 233844671.

Gracie was operated on as a fetus in hopes she will have a normal lifespan although she may never walk. Gracie was born with spinal Bifida. She has no feeling in her right leg, no control over her bladder or bowels. She stood on her own without any assistance this past week. Through much work, and 5 years of therapy she took 2 steps on her own. Praise God for her wonderful spirit and never give up attitude.

Trevor Noah is a hero because not only does he host a very popular show on television but, he is a hero because he developed an amazing sense of humor while overcoming a rough home life and segregation from his country. Noah’s father was white and his mother was black. In South Africa, Noah was born a crime because of apartheid. This caused many dangerous situations for him and his mother. His mother was also abused by his future stepfather as well and almost killed her and even threatened Noah later on. Despite his tough life, he developed a great sense of humor and became very popular in South Africa. He eventually came to America where he was still a popular comedian and eventually became the successor of Jon Stewart, arguably one of the most famous talk show hosts of all time, and took over his position. Trevor Noah is courageous and brave. He was born in a time where he wasn’t supposed to exist and overcame and survived many dangerous situations while still developing a great sense of humor.

I suffered from multiple mental illnesses for quite some time and her bravery inspired me to write a poem to try to explain mental illness to someone who can't quite get it. I'm now very sick and before I die I would like to share my poem to honor her

She is amazing!!! She is so inspiring and so many people https://www.facebook.com/Cathryn075/ Cathryn a 2020 graduate of Bushnell University, is an exceptional contestant. Not only has Cathryn overcome homelessness and mental health issues, but she also inspires people every day with her positivity and confidence. Cathryn was born in Eugene, Oregon, and returned to Eugene after living most of her life in the San Francisco Bay Area. Cathryn worked for many years as the founder of Global Teen Club International, an international organization comprised of ethnically diverse young people. For her work, she became a "grassroots ambassador" and received a lot of recognition from corporations and organizations. In addition to her career, she worked for many years as a plus-size model. Being in the public eye has gotten her noticed by Tyra Banks, where she appeared on the Tyra Banks Show as a plus-size model. She has appeared in numerous ad campaigns, magazines, and projects, highlighting her curves in a positive light. And in December, Cathryn will go to San Francisco to see her role model, Michelle Obama, at a fantastic event. She will also complete her Master's Degree from Northcentral University in Organizational Leadership.

My hero does not wear a cape but he does wear a badge, everyday he puts his uniform on to serve and protect our community not knowing whether he’ll come back home to us. One chilling night I got the phone call every wife dreads, my husband had been hurt and taken to the hospital. Not knowing the extent of his injuries, I was picked up by one of his coworkers who drove me to the hospital. There I would come to find out a suspect ran him over with a car and dragged him underneath it, trying to reverse over him but officers shot and killed him to prevent that. My husband was flown by helicopter life flight to our trauma center, where we learned he suffered from 10 broken ribs, broken clavicle, broken spine, broken hip, broken thumb, 2 collapsed lungs which required chest tubes, and a grade 4 splenetic rupture. This was a lot to process as a nurse I just wanted to help, but instead, I was in shock and disbelief, the hospital was no longer my comfort place. I dreaded going, I cried, I asked why, I begged to trade places, but I showed up every day for him. I took a leave of absence from my own job and I was the caretaker for him and our 3 children. Life was hard, living paycheck to paycheck, and feeling helpless, but we went from 1 month in ICU and 1 month in a rehab hospital, to being home. He fought every day. He put in the physical therapy work and he learned how to walk again - there wasn’t a dry eye in the room. He courageously returned back to work, back on the street protecting all of us once again, selfless. All of this and more, once he came home we faced multiple barriers having a 2 story rental home and the only bedrooms and shower were upstairs so we had to bed bathe him and he had to sleep in a hospital bed. We made do with what we had. He then would crawl up the stairs - watching him inspired me. I knew he could do anything. Only to find out our rental house would have mold and our landlord would not fix it, it turned into a legal battle and he even tried evicting us and retaliating against us knowing all we had been through. We had already paid him through renters relief due to the hardship of my husband's accident, but instead, he returned the check and tried evicting us. The judge said he was wrong and the eviction was overturned. We did end up moving because the mold was an unhealthy living environment. We loved our neighborhood and neighbors so much. Because of the outpouring of love and support they gave us during these hard times that we decided to rent 2 houses down from our original home. Fast forward to the 1 year anniversary of my husband's accident and we are dealing with the same issue, mold, in the new rental home. This seems so unreal, but we were told it was a builders flaw, this is so disheartening after all we’ve been through. It seems so unfair all the struggles we’ve had to overcome, we’ve become so resilient. Many of us nominated my husband for the star of Texas award which is given by the governor and he was chosen. He’ll receive his award this week and we are beyond proud! And looking forward to nominating him for a Purple Heart. In my eyes, heroes are everyday people who do extraordinary things. My husband deserves the world. He gives his all to us and expects nothing in return.

My hero is Chen Shizhong, he is our Minister of Health and Welfare, he is in control for us during this pandemic, so he is my hero.

It is said that God could not be everywhere, that is why He gave us mothers; I believe that God could not always keep us safe from danger, so he gave to us fathers. My father's name is Gregory. He is a very cheerful, intelligent and positive person. He jokes constantly and abundantly, it is impossible to pass near him without smiling. He supports me in difficult times, he gives me useful advice, he teaches me to enjoy life, he shows me the right way. Even if we often arrange small verbal fights: we compete, we argue, we have fun with each other, these fights end with explosive laughter. My father sacrifices himself most of the time, turning into a shield of defense against my storms, hardships and fears. In his vigorous arms I lose my mistrust and disappointment. He is my true hero in life, the one who for better or worse is beside me. Through the love and affection that he shows to me, I gain a great deal of confidence that will help me to become a strong woman in future, because nothing can not compare to a sincere compliment from a loving father. Dad managed to do so many beautiful things for me, he was able to overcome so many obstacles, he went through so many events, he saw and heard so many things, Dad, I have so much to learn from you. He is my hero, because only from him I can learn what it is like to live a real life without fear. He is the one who is with me from the first moments of my life. Whenever I need I know that he will be by my side. I love you, Dad!

My hero was born on a spring day, a warm, beautiful, green day, a day desired by many people, in a month of March on 27 With a small height, with gentle eyes, with a warm smile, she always greets me at her, whether it is sunny, rainy or frosty, this hero is my grandmother, Raisa. In her turn, she is a simple woman, without an important role for the state, but a big role for me. I grew up with her, I grow up with her and I will grow. She is the person who replaced my mother who was abroad all my childhood, even in adolescence. At the same time, I got less attention from her, than from my grandmother. I am now 17 years old and I live with my grandmother because I feel better with her than with my mother or rather, my house is where she is. She gave me all the best, she gave up on it, just to feel good, she gave me a good education and a strong and emotional character. Learned, in another locality, far from home, my grandmother calls me every day and asks me about my condition. And when I come home, she greets me with her favorite food or something she just made. I care more about her than any other family member. No one is ideal, everyone has something that bothers someone else, but I think my grandmother is that ideal that grows every day, that's why I love her My hero - my grandmother.

My mother has always been my hero. She always tried to make my childhood magic. She is the most important person in my life. A woman full of courage, beauty and wisdom. I don’t idolize her life, because my mother has gone through many bad barriers, that made her a super strong woman. She supported me in every way I have chosen in my life. She supported me when I wanted to learn how to play the piano, how to play the violin, how to paint and how to do a lot of other activities. I have never stopped learning from her, because she is so smart, strong, hardworking and friendly. My mother is my best friend. I can discuss everything with her, because I know that she will listen to me and will judge me. Also, I have a lot of things in common with my mother: the eyes, the hair, the skin, the nose, the high, the creativity, the love for books, the love for writing poems, and a lot of other things. For me, she is a blessing from God. My mother is a teacher of Russian, Romanian and French Languages and a Physical Education teacher for her students, and a teacher of life for me. She is a superhero. Yes, she can’t fly, teleport or lift hundred of tons. She can just be everything for me. A hero without superpowers, but with a super heart. Also, she is a hero with great powers in kitchen. She can cook the food very fast and deliciously without a magic wand. She has magic powers in medicine, too. When I am sick, she can transform me into a healthy person with just a big hug. She takes care how I spend my time. She wants that I sleep well, eat well, drink well and do all my homeworks well. She wants me to be the best version of myself. She wants me to be a hero, too. Without my mother, my life is nothing. She always tried to save me from a sad life without a father, because they divorced when I was a little girl. My mother is a person like no other on this planet exists. She is not just my mom, she is my super HERO.

I have chosen Jane Eyre, the main character of the book with the same name by Charlotte Brontë, because she is such an incredible, powerful woman. Finally, I’ll talk about this character who inspired me so much by her personality and the way she acts, talks, and how strong and feminist she is. Jane wasn’t really pretty, she wasn’t reachable, but she had a beautiful soul. She wasn’t born either rich or under the luckiest star, but she found the strength to get through all the troubles. She made such good decisions. She taught me how important it is to trust myself, whether I am alone or surrounded by family or friends. She lived in a cruel world, her cousin and aunt behaved very harshly towards her. She is my hero because she taught me to overcome obstacles and to love myself the way I am. She also motivates me to never give up, no matter what happens. Jane reminds me that I can get over my past no matter how bad it was. Her relatives made her childhood miserable, they always teased her and reminded her that she is an orphan and nobody loved her. Due to Eyre I have decided what my destiny will be. I can do whatever I want because I live and it’s my life and should live it as I want to live. Loving and respecting yourself is the key to life, these are two essential things that ensure your independence. Jane Eyre motivates me to be optimistic and think positively. As we grow older we start to understand that there can be something good in any bad thing, it made me realize that life is good and I should learn to be happy and independent. To sum, up I would like to say that Jane Eyre is my motivation, she taught me to love and believe in myself, and she reminded me that I am stronger than I think and I should be proud of myself and never give up. I love this character!

Our city is our home and we must keep our home clean. Because if our city is clean, it will have positive effects on everyone's life. To keep the city clean, we must first follow the tips, one of the easiest of which is not to dump garbage on the ground. In the next step, we have to identify the people who will help us keep our city clean, who are the sweepers. Maple sweepers are very hardworking and working day and night to keep the city clean. Unfortunately, sweepers do not get paid much and do not have a good financial situation. Also, in society, although their existence is obligatory and life-giving, they do not have a good social status and they all see them through the eyes of dirty people with low status in society. But everyone should know that one of the most important roles is played by sweepers. The presence of sweepers makes the city clean, which has consequences, to name a few. When the city is clean, the health of the community improves. Because if the city is dirty, insects, mice and other vermin will attack the city and cause diseases such as malaria or plague. Another benefit of keeping the city clean is maintaining the environment. Imagine for a second you were transposed into the karmic driven world of Earl. The next thing is the mood of the citizens. Are you more comfortable in a dirty and smelly house or a clean and tidy house? Therefore, the cleanliness of the city also affects the mood of the citizens. Finally, we can mention the attraction of tourists and international companies. The cleaner and more beautiful our city is, the more people are attracted to it and willing to visit it, which has an impact on the economy. And if international companies like the city, and invest in the city, it will create a job market and employ unemployed people. So we can say that sweepers play a very big role in our lives without knowing it, and they are kind of our heroes, and we should appreciate them more and examine their problems and solve them as much as possible.

My hero always wakes up before every student, and takes her warning flag to stand by us when traffic lights are on.

Hope is what I feel is my as well as everyone’s hero in this world today.

My father is a role model of a kind and moral man. He endured many hardships in his life so that his family and children could live in perfect health, security, and prosperity. He is the only love and support of my life. He is even stronger than the mountain.

My hero is everyone who is never afraid to fight and give their best to help other people in COVID 19. They are our real heroes who sacrifice their family for us.

My mom is a breast cancer survivor. I admire her for her strength and positivity. She is my inspiration and I love her!

Fannie Lou Hamer was a mighty brave woman who put her life on the line for the right to vote for Black people in Mississippi and beyond!

They fight for us in the coronavirus period to prevent the spread of causation so a salute for them.

Khan made a lot of mistakes but he never gave up. The traits he demonstrated were admirable and I wish to achieve those traits in the future.

Not everybody will understand but in my opinion, the Pink Guy is a character whose not afraid of what others think and he is willingly wearing a pink suit that stands out a lot but still walks on the road with pride. I have always been an introvert, that's why to me the Pink Guy is a goal that I want to achieve (except the pink suit).

Jerry Rice started off as a normal kid born on October 13, 1962 in Starkville, MO, and as a kid he had a first job as a houseworker then went with his father as a brick mason, and all through his childhood he never played a game of football or anything that had contact. In high school, he played hooky (hooky is a thing where students went out onto the play space without permission) and he got caught by his principal (who was super fast) and then he knew he was going to get in trouble so he ran away and his principal chased after him but got left in the dust so then the principal once he got to his office he called Jerry’s parents and said “he needs to play football” so they said “yes” and then Jerry rice came to play football and when going to college he went to Mississippi Valley State University there he set about 15-20 NCAA records.Jerry had 301 catches for 4,693 yards and 50 touchdowns. Then he went into the draft and signed with the San Francisco 49ers and made NFL records over his 21-year career with the receptions (1,549), yards (22,895) and touchdowns (197) his most famous records and had played in eight conference championships and four Super Bowls he also got 3 super bowl rings. He spent 15 years with the 49ers and then got traded to the raiders and spent 4 years there and then went to the Seahawks and in 2005 he proclaimed his retirement and as a 44 year old he was the oldest wide receiver in NFL history

My hero is Quied- e - Azam because he make our country Pakistan that's why he is called founder of Pakistan and he is also known as father of Pakistan. He suffered through many wars to making our country and he created our country at 14 August 1987.He gives message of Islam to people and her sister also supported him to make create Pakistan. His sister name was Fatima Jinnah. In Karachi Pakistan there is one mazar that is known as mazar -e- quied. Quied- e - Azam born on 25 December 1876 in a house known as wazir mantion and it is Located in Karachi. He suffered through many problems to create our country Pakistan. That's why he is my real hero and I prefer him as my hero.

My hero is Allu Arjun. Allu Arjun is a famous Indian film star. Allu Arjun is a Indian actor who mostly act’s in Tollywood films and in Telugu cinema’s. He is known for his dancing abilities. He also won 5 Film fare award’s. I love his acting. he act's very confidently. And I love Allu Arjun’s every single film. Allu Arjun is also popularly known as Bunny. He was born on April 8, 1983, in Chennai, India. His father Allu Aravind is a famous producer.

One of the greatest world inventors, he invented more than 1000 inventions, the most important is the light bulb. He was deaf at the age of 12 but he faced all the challenges and succeeded and helped all the humanity

My mom is my hero, A hero should be selfless, caring, and thoughtful. She is the one who sacrificed a lot for me and my younger brother. She helped me a lot to make me a better person. She taught me lots of life lessons which honestly really helped me. She has saved me from making bad decisions in life which I would later regret. She did a lot of stuff to make me a smart and a good human being. She's a hardworking and brave mom because she never gave up when she crossed through the toughest situations. She always tells me without self-discipline, success is impossible. So I try my best to be a disciplined girl.

Halima Aden is the world, first hijabi model and she got to present the Muslims. She has proven that no matter what you look like, you can still follow your dreams and achieve them no matter what your religion and race are.

My hero is currently in 5th grade. She is super smart and got 250 on her math map. She has been in local musicals. She wants to be a musician and a basketball player. She plays trumpet and now french horn. Her dream is to go to KU. (Kansas University)

Fallon Taylor is very awesome and I want to be just like her! I have been around horses all my life and I love barrel racing.

My hero is Abdul Sattar Edhi. He was a Pakistani humanitarian, philanthropist and ascetic who founded the Edhi Foundation, which runs the world's largest volunteer ambulance network, along with various homeless shelters, animal shelters, and rehabilitation centers, It runs the world's largest volunteer ambulance service. Abdul Sattar Edhi is an angel of mercy. He ran a foundation that helped orphans, the elderly, the abused, and disabled. He was loved in Pakistan because he offered help to anyone without judgment. Abdul Sattar Edhi once said "My religion is humanitarianism which is the basis of every religion." Abdul Sattar Edhi is my hero.

My brother's name is Maaz. He is like a best friend to me . Whenever I am sad, he makes me happy. I really enjoy it when I am around him. He's my inspiration because he manages his time really good, he always keeps his focus on his goals and he takes care of everyone. He is my support system. He keeps encouraging me. He made me learn how to play football, cricket, and how to ride a cycle. He is the one who made my childhood full of paints (colourful). When no one was there with me he was. My brother is the best person I know.

My hero is my sister. She is a really supportive elder sister. Her humble nature really influenced me to be like her and the one thing that impresses me every time is she will always reach out a person she will see in the trouble. She is a independent girl. She is always there when i need her, she helps me with some of my problems. She is the one to whom if I will go in midnight with any of my problems, she will tell me the best solution to my problems. She always shares everything with me and trusts me with her secrets. I wish her a happy and healthy life.

My hero is Quaid-e-Azam. He is the founder of Pakistan, without him Pakistan wouldn't be able to get freedom. He was a barrister and politician. Also he passed Lahore revolution, demanding separate nation for British Indian Muslims. Indians were very cruel with Pakistan and Indian state injustice with Pakistan so Quaid-e-Azam thought that Pakistan is our nation we should fight for it and Allama Iqbal and Liaquat Ali Khan helped him and they finally succeeded in that. He is the greatest national leader of Pakistan. First, he was known as baba-e-qaum means father of Nation. His motto was unity, faith, and discipline. He advised lots of students, one of his advice was that "without education it is complete darkness and with education it is light." He is my hero for many more reasons and also this introduction and praise is very less for him. He was a charity worker also, and helped a lot of people, he donated needed supplies to needy peoples and help poor background students with free education. He was a courageous and curious person. He established a cultural national home.

Chen Shih-Chung is a hero in my mind. During this pandemic, he led us to protect ourselves from the virus. Because of his help, I can go to school as usual.

My heroes are my grandparents. They are so sweet and kind to not only me but to everybody they meet. They always take care of me and my sister. They help me make right decisions. My childhood was always spent with them. They raised my mother so well and I am proud of them for that. They guide me to the right way and stop me from making bad decisions that I would regret later. They are my heroes.

My hero is Quied- e - Azam because he made our country Pakistan and that's why he is called founder of Pakistan and he is also known as father of Pakistan. He suffered through many wars to making our country and he created our country on 14 August 1987. He gives a message of Islam to people. His sister also supported him to create Pakistan. His sister's name was Fatima Jinnah. In Karachi, Pakistan there is one mazar that is known as mazar -e- quied. Quied- e - Azam born on 25 December 1876 in a house known as Wazir Mantion and it is located in Karachi. He suffered through many problems to create our country Pakistan. That's why he is my real hero and I prefer him as my hero.

Who is my hero? hmm... If this is someone else's org address, say something like (Batman, Superman, Spider-man, Thor, Hulk....) And yet on second thought, I think my hero is myself. Someone would think I was arrogant or joking. But no! It's not a joke and cheeky place. I'm the one who helped me get through the hardships, the problems, I'm the one who supported me when I put my hand down, and I lost hope. but... maybe I'll be a hero to my friends and family. I think so, I am a little heroine, ready to jump to the aid of friends, family, and those who ask for it from me.

My hero is Quied- e - Azam because he made our country Pakistan, that's why he is called the founder of Pakistan and he is also known as the father of Pakistan. He suffered through many wars to make our country and he created our country on 14 August 1987. He gives a message of Islam to people and her sister also supported him to make create Pakistan. His sister's name was Fatima Jinnah. In Karachi Pakistan, there is one Mazar that is known as Mazar -e- Quied. Quied- e - Azam was born on 25 December 1876 in a house known as Wazir Mantion and it is located in Karachi. He suffered through many problems to create our country Pakistan. That's why he is my real hero and I prefer him as my hero.

My hero is my father. He supports me a lot and helps me deal with difficult problems. Provides all my needs and takes care of me. he is the best hero in the world .

A hero is someone who helps people, saves people lives, and risks their lives for someone else's life. A hero can also be someone brave, cares for someone, loves someone. Like this my hero are my parents, because they would do anything to help me, or risk their lives for me or one of my other sisters. My parents has helped me with problems, with homework, and other things. My parents helped me growing up, telling me from right to wrong, teaching me things that I don’t know, helping me when I got hurt, and teaching me how to live life. My mom is a nice person, she loved her family very much. My dad was the type of person who would work at a young age. My parents are really important to me because they are the ones who helped me with problems, taught me things that I don’t know and things about life, taught me things that I shouldn’t do and things that I should do in life. These are the reasons that I choose them as my hero, and they will always be with me.

My heroes are always by my side. They always make me happy and make my day shine.

My mom is the best because she’s taken care of me my whole life and I really love her and am grateful to her for who I have become.