Anna Rawson

Anna is a professional with a long and successful career in golf since she was just 23. Anna's life was forever changed by a traumatizing event in her early years. To be able to enjoy greater time with her father and older brother she began to play golf. Anna was first introduced to modeling in the year she turned 16 and was awarded the title of Dolly Magazine's cover competition. The model continues to do the same to this to this day. Much more is revealed to the naked eye. Anna has also been a highly successful businesswoman, co-founding Seedlyfe superfood company. Anna Rawson was brought up along with her younger brother Willy Rawson by her father who had suffered the devastating death of her mother at only 4 years old. Dianna Rawson was on the verge of depression when Anna grew into. Her father, Jim Rawson and her mother Dianna Rawson separated. Dianna Rawson sought help and was admitted to a mental facility. She then took her own life when Anna was just 5 years old. older, putting Anna as well as her family members devastated. Anna lived in a challenging environment. The pain of losing her mother was just too heavy for any child. Her father Jim, however, was a great supporter and a person with whom she became very close. Jim Rawson was a former footballer in Glenelg, and they enjoyed golf. Anna confessed that the sole reason she began playing golf was in order to be closer to her parents and brothers when her mother died but later realized that it was a pastime she really enjoyed (and the adorable golfers were a bonus!). Anna started playing golf in order to cope with the grief following her mother passed away. She improved her game and was soon able to transform her pastime into the full-time job of her choice. It was a dream that came true! Rawson studied at St. Martin Boarding School prior to completing her studies via school at home. Anna admits that she took her choice to enter an institution in the name of naivety rather than logic. Anna had numerous offers such as Yale as well as Harvard. She chose Immanuel College because of the more pleasant weather conditions and the better weather in Southern Australia. Anna studied in Southern California following her time at Immanuel College. There, she was awarded the All-Pac 10 Honorable Mention on 3 separate occasions. Beauty isn't a match with brains. The beauty and brains are a match!

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