First of all, no words can explain how much you’ve impacted my life.

No exaggeration here, but you’re one of the strongest people I know. You’ve been through a lot, and I don’t ever think I’ve seen you without a smile on your face.

All of our memories and inside jokes that we have at our table, I will cherish forever.

This is your senior year, so this makes it even harder to write, but I know that you have big things coming your way.

Believe it or not, you’ve shown me how to live a Christ-like life inside and outside of school.

That has kept my faith in Him so strong, and I wish I could thank you over and over again for that.

You’ve been my biggest supporter and my rock that keeps me together.

I’ve known you since your sophomore year, so it’s hard to cope with the fact that you’re graduating this year and moving on to a different chapter of your life.

Not that I’m not proud of you — I’m beyond it — but I wish it weren’t your last year.

I look up to you as a big sister because you’ve always been so inspiring. I know that I can accomplish so many opportunities because of you.

Your daily struggles with school, especially one particular class, have shown me that if you can get through it, I can as well.

Thank you for pushing me to do the best I can and for pushing me to be a better person each day.

You’ve made a huge impact on everyone on the newspaper staff this semester.

We wish you so much happiness, peace, love, and well wishes.