You Matter: A Humorous Wedding Speech By A Teacher

I’m Liz and I would like to start off by saying, “Good Morning”, and thank all of you for coming today to celebrate with the class of 2017 as today marks a huge milestone in our lives. For me specifically, I’m going to start off by thanking my family, friends, coaches, the faculty, and mentors (especially Oba); for supporting and guiding me through the good and bad times. Without you all, I don’t think I could’ve made it this far in my life. Secondly, I’d like to thank Konawaena for allowing me to compete in unpopular sports, excel in my classes, and grow into the person I am today. If you knew me freshman year, you’d remember that I could barely look people in the eye and was too meek to speak. Now, I’m not crushed with shyness, put myself out there and actually developed bonds with people that I will cherish forever. This school allowed me to meet amazing people and have unforgettable memories. Konawaena will hold a special place in my heart as it gave me a second chance to be who I truly am.

Good evening Ladies and Gentlemen - I would like to start by thanking Frank on behalf of the bridesmaids for his kind comments and echo the fact that they look wonderful and performed their role fantastically well, despite the inevitable and healthy rivalry that can sometimes occur. In fact, just before the service I overheard a furious sisterly argument about who was going to be first to dance with the best man. Understandable, I thought - until I got closer and heard them saying, 'You!', 'no, you!'

I'm so excited for you! It's your birthday! Yay! I wanted to surprise you a box of presents to put a big smile on your face and to show my appreciation for you and all you do. You're a terrific friend and a constant source of encouragement-not only to me-but to everyone you know! You bring so much joy to others, and you know how to make people smile and laugh. When you throw a party, you seek to make sure the needs of everyone are met and you'll plan little details to make to make sure everyone's having a good time. From creating your own made up game on New Year's Eve, to making Papa Murphy's pizza and some healthy snacks to go along with it, you put the cherry on top of the cake called hospitality. I've seen you grow so

Jason stepped forward and extended his hand. “Good morning, Mr. Birch. We can’t tell you how excited we are to have you here,” Jason said.

Thank you for your kind words. We are very fortunate to have such a wonderful staff and board.

Good evening parents and fellow classmates. We are gathered here tonight to honor the 8th graders from Heninger Elementary K-8 who are here tonight to celebrate the 2nd annual 8th grade promotion. If you don't know me, I'm Henry Bailon, and I've attended Heninger for 9 years. To me, this school means a lot to me because it is an amazing school with great people. My fellow classmates and I are here tonight at our 8th grade Promotion from Heninger Elementary. We are the graduating class of 2017!

This time last year I was in an AP World History class that changed my life. The class was taught be Mr Joy, an oddball with a shiny dome and tattoos that i immediately recognized as a kindred spirit. He had a way of keeping us on our toes and engaged every day, and not just because we had no way of knowing when he was going to emit a piercing scream, start talking in a british accent, or announce a graded discussion-but because he knew how to get through to us. He inspired and challenged me and my classmates despite the enormous amount of information we needed to learn.We cared enough to do our best because what he was teaching us mattered. The history we were learning about directly affected the present we were living in, and slowly, we began to see the world differently.

Throughout my life, I have been shaped almost entirely by my experiences in academics, athletics, and social involvement in my community. . These experiences, both positive and negative, have one thing in common; I have learned from each and every one of them. . The negative experiences have helped me to better myself as a student, athlete, and citizen. The positive experiences have motivated me and pushed me to keep striving for further success.

I want to thank you all for introducing yourselves. Since you were so kind to tell me about you, I will share a little more about me. I was born and raised in Oklahoma. Some of my earliest memories of OU was attending the football games with my mom and dad. I have one older sister who has a son, named Kyden. He just turned 15 years old. He plays football for Westmoore High School, which is also my alma mater. He is our world! I also have a dog named Max who likes to be the center of attention. He hates to be alone and loves to travel in the car!

As EMS Chief I will be bringing Kevin in at some point today to discuss the half way point of his “mentoring” process and where we stand. As I stated yesterday the guideline was created to mentor, guide and evaluate every medical provider regardless license level. The way the guideline is written it gives the mentor flexibility and tools to work with to meet the objective with every participant. We all agreed Kevin needs to step up and pursue outside clinical experiences to retain all the skills he learned and provide top notch care at his skill level. I have concerns whether this is too much for the Health Center providers to manage, I do not want to ask more than can be expected. Let me chat with Kevin

When reading this prompt I immediately thought of my first day moving into the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. My parents never had the chance to go to college and when they helped me move in it was a moment that I knew I would remember the rest of my life. For many it is special but, it wasn’t necessarily that I was at college it was more about how I got out of my comfort zone and made it happen. I was never really pushed by my family to pursue further education. I am the first in my family to go to college and it’s honestly a blessing to be able to have the opportunity that others don’t have. I plan on also being the first to graduate in my family from a University. I’m really hoping that I influence my fellow peers and family

My fellow classmates, family, friends, and falculty thank you for being here today as we close a chapter of our lives here at Brazos Christian. First and foremost, I would like to give all the glory and honor today to the Lord because without him our high school experience would have been a lot different. There is a particular person that I would like to thank that is going to seem odd and her name is Rebecca Doncov. Many of you are aware of why I am thanking her, but others are not. As a 7th grader, Rebecca decided to bet me that I could not make all A+s in high school, so I did. The consequence of this is that I now have to give a speech in front of all of you. I am not the most eloquent of speakers, nor do I always please people with my opinion, so

“Good. I’m sending you an email. Look it over and email me any questions. Congratulations again, William. I’m proud of you.”

Hey Mr. Colunga! I hope your doing well. Do you remember me ? I was your student during the summer while I was taking your college class. Do you remember how i bought pizza and gave some to you during the class one day because you are my friend. I gave you some slice of pizza and I could really use your help right now because I need money to pay off a computer from the school for the reason that I had checked it out for too long I have paid most of it but I still need 100 dollars, so I was wondering if you could lend me some money to pay it off. I can pay you off in case your wondering and because I would do the same for you if you needed money to pay off a

Thank the Lord football season is almost here! I get to cheer on my favorite team (Ole Miss), tailgate with awesome friends in the Grove and look forward to almost every weekend! Being a girl raised in the south, my father taught me the game of football. I can sit in the stands and actually know what the heck is going on without looking dumb.