Page 159 - Carrollton 1987

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Experiences:-For thaff andyourspeciai tolent in

bringing together, a SLf^EishMikiteBediM^^Sodd^,

and fomiiwiifej we will diWays be proudspf1 I

you. Only someone asmSPEQAL'' os you could

achieveiso much bdthme oge.

Never forget the tyalues that your R | ,, .

grandparents have lived by. They hove taught

us how to attain happiness-an d 1

m || leading o Christian family life,

May these values, which ore so much a I

of you, always help* you make the right