Twin Sisters Graduates From US Varsity, Dedicates Success To Their Late Mom Trapped in House Fire

These are 22-year-old pretty twin sisters, Iman and Imari Anderson who graduated from Troy University and dedicated their success to their wheel-chaired late mum who was trapped in a house fire.

Sadly, they weren’t able to celebrate that moment with their mother, Xaveria, because she tragically died in an accidental fire about five years ago.

Xaveria, who was wheelchair-bound and once crowned Miss Wheelchair Alabama, had always inspired her five children to achieve their dreams.

However, in 2016, she tragically died after being trapped in a house fire at the age of 40.

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Though their mother has not been able to witness her children’s significant milestones, the twins have continued to pay tribute to her through their academic achievements.

In 2017, they graduated at the top of their class at Huffman High School, with Imari as Top 2 and Iman as Top 4. They both earned a GPA higher than 4.0 and were awarded a full-ride scholarship at Troy University.

Most recently, the twins, who are also small business owners, earned their undergraduate degrees in social work at Troy University.

“We did it, mom. We made it,” the twins told WVTM13.

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CREDIT: ALLSCHOOL, BlackNews