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Bobby Ellis

Delmar High School

Delmar, DE

Nomination: "I am nominating Bobby Ellis, a teacher at Delmar High School. Mr. Ellis was my chemistry teacher in the eleventh grade, I am now a senior. My Ellis makes my day. He always has a great smile for me and never fails to speak to me when he sees me in the hall. He always makes me feel like i'm important to him, and I admire him greatly. When I graduate I know that Mr. Ellis will always be one of those teachers that I will remember fondly, and may even stop by to visit."

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