Trevor Romain, a motivational speaker for children,

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Trevor Romain, a motivational speaker for children,

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Trevor Romain, a motivational speaker for children, shows children of Arthur Edwards Elementary School in Havelock, N.C., his drawing book, saying he deals with stress in his life by drawing art, Jan. 17, 2013. Romain travels around the world on the "With You All The Way" tour sponsored by the USO helping children deal with the problems of being a military child.

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