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Mom's and Bonus Mom's Letter to Their 2020 Senior






Dear Jadyn, 

Today and everyday I am so proud of the young man that you are becoming. You are intelligent funny, and you bring so much joy to my world.  You have had obstacles put in your way since day one and you have pushed through and exceeded all goals that were put in front of you. I know things are not as you hoped for or planned for your senior year, but I want you to know that you are "still blessed" When things get back close to normal you are going to have a graduation and we will celebrate all of your accomplishments. I want you to always try your very best and give everything your all. Remember Philippians  4:13 "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me". Always keep God first in your life and you will always go in the right direction. I love you with all my heart and I am so proud of you.

Love always,
Mommy Chenique












Jaydn,

I remember the first time I met you, and to this very day your beautiful smile still lights up my heart. I have seen you grow up into a young man right before my eyes.  You have blessed me in so many ways just by being yourself. I am so proud of all you have accomplished in life so far. You are more than a conqueror.  I know your senior looks a little different that what you expected. In despite of that, I want you to always remember to trust God.  We can't always understand God's way or His plans.  We don't always like the way God does things. However, take heart because God is good, and He eventually works all things out for the good of those who love Him.  There is a purpose for all things that God allows. God does some of His greatest work during our most trying and difficult times.  Bad times don't always last.  There is a season for everything. When things don't look like you want them to, thank God anyway, and ask Him to show you His plans, and provide you wisdom and guidance during the situation. Ask God to show you the opportunity. With that being said, I look forward to seeing the great things God has planned  for your life, and what He is going to do within you and through you. You are amazing and created to do great things.  Never forget that Christ Jesus is your soul source of strength, you are loved, worthy, and valuable, created on purpose, and here for a purpose. Think positive thoughts no matter what you see, speak life giving words even when that's not what you feel, always pray, and read your Bible every single day

I Love You Always,
Love Shena









Mr. Dy'Juan Evans a senior graduate c/o 2020 from Dadeville High School I always dreamed, prayed,  and wondered if I would see the day that you walk across the stage receiving your high school diploma. That time came and went due to Covid-19. Your family loves you and wants you to keep your head high and still achieve every goal you have set for yourself. We are behind you all the way! congratulations and we love you "Class of 2020"!

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