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            I have three brothers; Robbie, Ryan and Jordan.  Robbie is a junior at Suny Geneseo he is studying to be a Financial Advisor. During his high school years he was a wide receiver on the j.v. and varsity football teams. He also played baseball throughout his years at Alden High School.  He was an infielder, he mostly played short stop. Robbie was also a member on the National Honor Society.  Ryan is a freshman at Trocaire college he is studying Hospitality Management. During his High School years he was the captain of the varsity bowling team. He also played baseball he was an outfielder. My older brothers are definitely setting a great example for myself and my younger brother Jordan. They are supportive and help me through good times and bad.  But, then there is my little brother Jordan. He is the most energetic three year old I have ever met.  He is defiantly following in the "Helms' footsteps". Jordan loves football, baseball and bowling. Although, he is only three years old he is already into sports. Like every other child at this age he is fascinated by firemen, policemen, trucks and tools. He likes to pretend he is a Fireman Sam and Handy Mandy from his favorite television shows. Having three brothers and not having any sisters is sometimes a bad thing. This is mostly because I don't have a sister to look up to and get advice from. But, my best friends do the job. Also, I have my brothers girlfriend, Lindsey,  and my Aunt Angela to look up to. Having all brothers I grew up around football and baseball. This was a great way to meet friends. It also helped me become a better athlete on all of my sport teams. I am growing up and realizing having all brothers may not be such a bad thing.