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I think this also translates correctly;

Adorno el árbol de Navidad para que todos admirarlo mañana.

as an alternative to

Adorno el árbol de Navidad para que todos lo admiren mañana.

Two correct answers as choices in the original question unless hinted to use subjunctive

Can we drop en? Would it be correct?

Can we also drop para from: nada dura para toda la vida?

Es verano is completely correct. When you guys have ambigious test questions like this -- and there are MANY on this web site -- it gets frustrating. 

is using desde = from okay for this context? and why not?

My inclination is to go with the imperfective when talking about someone who has died, as I think of it in terms of general description about who they were: 

“My mother was an amazing woman. She was an excellent teacher, and loved her work.”

Am I correct that the imperfect is most appropriate in this situation? Would putting a time limit trigger the preterite?

 “She was a teacher for 20 years, and loved her work.”