Page 57 - 2019 UDMB Senior Will

To Mikey...
A man of few words, but you always listen. Thank you for everything.
To Tyler...
Tyler, you are currently sitting across from me in Trabant at 3:48 on Tuesday, asking “Are you working on your Senior Will?” The answer is yes. You are an outstanding member, a listening ear, and a lifelong friend.
To Robbie...
You are a spectacular and kind person, never forget that. Never lose your drive, and keep working on yourself. You continuously inspire me to do the same.
To Matt Gargano...
I have no idea what to write to you, genuinely. I just know that you are quintessentially part of my UDMB experience. Thank you for that.
To Haley Will...
A fellow SG, and a dear friend of mine. Thank you for always being there for me and making my UDMB experience brighter.
And to the ENTIRE Senior Class...
Thank you for the opportunity to write Senior Show and be a part of our history as a class. Though it may only be through this crazy adventure that brought us together, please stay in touch. Love you all!
And to those that are still here:
To All the Baritones...
I am tremendously proud of you. Thank you for everything. Do NOT stop vibing.
To Jared Soldo...
You can do whatever you set your mind to. You are an excellent leader, and I have absolutely no doubt in my mind that the band will thrive as long as you’re around. Thank you for being a fantastic partner in all we do together, and for inspiring me to be better every day. Take good care of Jeffry.
To Erin, Chris, & Gabby
I am putting you together for a piece of collective advice – Deeply consider what this band means to you, and more importantly, what type of culture you want to create, because you all have tremendous potential to be great and influential leaders in this section, both on and off the field. Be ready for it, take it in stride, and keep this section great!
To Erin...
You are an excellent and proactive musician and it always shows. Keep doing what you do, and continue to set an excellent example. I will to you any Blue Juice still in my possession at the end of the basketball season.