Dear Mrs.

O'Rourke,
I wish the best of future years to come for the students
who have the honor of being in YOUR cass! and I ho"e that
during the rest of your ife you reai#e how you are making a
difference in your students and other "eo"es ives through a
that you do.
I aso want te you that I love how no matter what every
new day brings you have a naturay ha""y tone of voice. You
aways wear a very $I% &mie ;) on your face and have a s"ring
in your ste" that kee"s each and every day u"beat and bright.
$eing in your cass has been a %R'() e*"erience, a "easure,
and not to mention a great cass to start out my days.
)hank you so much for a that you do. +ithout you I sti
woud be trying to teach mysef how to sew and making so many
mistakes,,, )hanks for showing me so many tricks that you have
taken the time and "atience to teach me. -.
I wish you the best of uck and that you continue to be
the same u"beat, "ositive, and ins"iring infuence on others as
you have done for me. You aways aow room for vision,
creativity, and fun everyday and for the students who are not
even sure why they are in the cass -. to en/oy what they are
earning.
You work to not ony teach your students about the cass
materie, but to buid your students confidence, teach them
about so many very im"ortant 0ife 0essons, 1acts, and &kis
that they wi refer back to 2O) O20Y when they are in
coege but throughout out the rest of their ives. I have so
much res"ect for you. I wish you The Best in taking on each
and every new ste" in your e*citing adventure 3.