Graduates of 2010!~

It's that time of year again! Graduation! I got so many invitations this year. Too bad I don't have pics of all the graduates that I got invitations for, but here are four who are very important to me.

The first one is my lovely great niece, Teri Marie. Teri graduated from high school. She is granddaughter to my Hubby's sister, Margaret.

The second one is my cousin's daughter, Amy. She is pictured with her Mom and Dad in the photo (Wes and Prissy). Prissy is my first cousin (my Mom's sister's daughter). Amy graduated from high school and was on the honor roll and got a softball scholarship.

The third one is my niece, Jennifer. She is pictured in the photo with her siblings, Anthony and Michelle. She graduated from college in Colorado. Wish I could have been there for that!

And last, but certainly not least, is my daughter's BFF's, Allison and Phillip. Ally just graduated from high school in S.C. and Phillip from high school here in Alabama. Wish I could have been there for Ally's too, but at least my daughter got to go and represent our family. I don't have a photo of Phillip in his cap and gown. I have many photos of Phillip, just not in his cap and gown. :(

I just want to congratulate all of the graduates of 2010 for a job well done! May you do well in your future endeavors!

God Bless!

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Missie said…

Congratulations to all the 2010 graduates!

We have one graduation party down and 3 more this month to attend.

June 7, 2010 at 7:30 PM

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