The biggest blessing that you can ever get is having someone in your life that can mentor you through either high school or college. This person is someone that teaches you basically how to act, but how to still have fun. They do not judge you for your decisions, but they help you out when you make bad ones. One of the saddest parts of high school and especially college is seeing your friends go so many different ways in life after they graduate. You want to tell them to stay, yet you're happy to see them to successful. So here's to you all graduating.

Change is a Good Thing

When you leave, always remember why you went there in the first place. Change can be distracting, but you're working towards something that means so much to your future. Remember why you started and remember when it gets tough, which it will, it is going to be worth it.

Thank you for being my Big Brother

Although I never attended Ferris to join a sorority and be your "sister" you guys will always be my brothers from the great life talks and lesson I've learned from being around you. No matter what, I know you'll always be a phone call or silly snapchat message away.

Thanks for the Late Night grocery store runs

"I want a cute hat to hide my bad hair day", "How many bottles of champagne are we going to need for tonight?", "Lady you better move before I run you over with my car!", "Blinkers are overrated in Big Rapids." It seems like everytime I volunteer to go to the grocery store with the Guys from the house; it turns into a new adventure. Thanks for the laughs on the 4 minute drive to walmart.

For Never losing me at Oakwood

Man oh man... where do I even begin with Oakwood? We've mad many memories there and I as I sit here typing this; there's a grin on my face. The countless bonfires, people watching, and overall good times. I couldn't have picked a better partner in crime for Ferris Fest.

With Graduation a few weeks away and part two of Ferris Fest in full swing this weekend. I just wanted to take a minute to tell you how proud I am. I'm so glad to have made a lifelong friend even though I live three hours away.