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						  ELGIN &mdash; Friends and family are what are most important in life, giving back is part of being a good person, and children should always believe they can do whatever they set their minds to do, Jarrett Payton said. Payton, the son of the late National Football League and Chicago Bears great Walter Payton, was at the Elgin Salvation Army on Wednesday to talk to children there about teamwork, but also talked with them about what should be important in their lives. Hannah Reynolds works with the children&rsquo;s Spark Academy program at the Elgin Salvation Army, and asked Connie Payton  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   