Relay Farewell Speech

“Washington’s Farewell Address” is a compelling and inspiring speech that lifts the spirits of Americans while George Washington rejects taking a third term as President of the United States. This speech was never spoken to an audience, however, the speech was published in the American Daily Advertiser newspaper. This speech was created by George Washington, but James Madison and Alexander Hamilton helped Washington edit the document. It took George Washington, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton 5 years to publish the speech. The speech was finally published in 1796.

Dear administrators, teachers, parents, beloved friends, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the 8th grade graduation. It’s a pleasure to be standing in front of you today on this beautiful day to express the happiness we all feel.

“Liberty, when it begins to take root, is a plant of rapid growth,” is a quote said by George Washington, one of the most influential people in history. Washington was the General of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. After the United States finally won its independence from Great Britain and became its own country, Washington was unanimously elected as the first president of the United States in 1789. After two terms as president, Washington chose to resign from his presidency in 1797. Washington decided not to run for president the third time because he wanted to retire and become a private citizen. Hence, he ended his presidency with a Farewell Address. In Washington’s Farewell Address he warned the nation about the dangers of political parties, debts and taxes, and foreign alliances.

President and CEO, Members of Boards of Trustees, Hospital administration Officers, DIO, Program Directors, Faculty, staff, family, friends, colleagues, and fellow graduating residents:

Last summer when rosters came out I was so happy to see you on my advisor list, I knew who you were of course, because I know your family. However, it was an abiding pleasure to get to know you as an individual. It was a real joy to see grow and develop this year, and I was glad to have played my small part.

I Relay because In 2009 a good friend of mine lost her battle to Pancreatic Cancer five months after she was diagnosed.

Have you ever been driving and on a side of the road you see a plaque or a building with a plaque in front of it? Those are called memorials. Today I’m going to tell you a little about memorials and why they are important. Lets just say there are a lot of really cool memorials such as the Gateway Arch in St.Louis, Missouri, Steilneset Memorial to victims of the witch trials in Norway, or the Pentagon memorial in

My term has come to an end as your Mid-Atlantic Regional Director and I would like to thank the Regional Officers who served and assisted me during my term. I also would like to think all the sisters who volunteered to assist me behind the scenes. I truly appreciate your input and support within the region.

President Eisenhower’s farewell address increasing power of the military-industrial complex to the nation. This was a warning to his successors of one of the many things they would have to be worry of in the coming years. Dwight wish the boards and home keep peace while the military material is progress. He warned of that four countries would be at war. As the wars being the United States should maintain balances between private and public economy, cost and hoped, actions of the moment and the national welfare of the

“Just read the title: Indiana, 1952. Mary Talish, kidnapping, ritual torture, execution. She appears as a ghost on the 19th of every month and stops nearby cars with just the driver who won't survive this. Damn, somebody should just tell that girl to rest in peace.” -Dr. L██████

Once again, thank you so much for the continuous and unrelenting support you have been imparted as my mentor and colleagues.

Richard Raines, you are a true homerun hitter my friend! Day in and day out you supported the Marines in the AO with what they needed when they needed; U.S. Marine Corps don't take no for an answer and you embodied that concept . Mickey Medley would know better than me, but I believe you have set a new standard. Your professionalism and work ethic was impressive to watch firsthand. You and your peers are the future of our community, and the future is bright, remember steel sharpens steel! Safe travels, you and Heather are great Americans. Well

I look forward to seeing you at the event, October 19 at The Addison and thank you for you support, and hope that we can count on your support for 2017! It is people like you that make the March of Dimes a leader in infant and maternal health. I cannot thank you enough for the role you played in the success of this event!

You have been the best gymnastics coach I've ever had. I was told to write a letter of admiration and instantly thought of you! You are someone I look up to for sure. I cannot thank you enough for how grateful I am to have met you. You only have good intentions for everyone and that's something I strive to be like. You made my two years at Concordia so enjoyable. One of my favorite memories we have was my freshman year and I had to wear you shoes outside to get something out of your car. The team was laughing at your shoes and how I was struggling to walk in them! I'm definitely going to miss you and the team. Since I'm not on the team this year, I will for sure come to as many meets as possible. I'm very exited to see how this year goes for

We request your blessing upon CPT Sao and his family as their time here in the Redding Recruiting Company is ending and they are moving to a new place for which you have called them to serve. We ask that you continue to keep your hand upon them as they head out to their new horizon.