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Notable Achievements at Age 3
Immigrated to the United States
Gary and his family immigrate from Babruysk, Byelorussian SSR (present-day Belarus) to New York City under a refugee resettlement program.
Father dies of typhoid fever
Henry Durrell 'Had' Ball dies at age 27 in Wyandotte, Michigan; family returns to New York.
Began painting and sketching
Started painting and sketching at approximately three years old, an early start to her artistic practice.
Mother died — Justin Joseph Jackson (football)
When Justin J. Jackson was three years old his mother, Denise Jackson, died from breast cancer; father later remarried (stepmother Veronica).
Father leaves family
Rashad's father left the family when Isaiah was three years old — a formative childhood event.
Introduced to tennis by uncle Toni Nadal
Toni Nadal (his uncle) introduced Rafael to tennis and started coaching him; he began hitting his first shots at the Manacor Tennis Club.
Parents divorce; moves to Chicago with mother
After parents' divorce he moved with his mother to Chicago, where he was raised.
Father remarried; raised largely by grandmother
Fielding's father remarried when Noel was three; he was mostly raised by his grandmother thereafter.
Family moved to Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Wiig moved with her family to Lancaster at age three.
Family emigrated to United States
Gouw's family fled political violence against ethnic Chinese under Suharto and immigrated to the U.S.; they settled near Buffalo, New York.
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