03/08/2025
Happy birthday to our one and only Ma’am Leslie!
It’s been 3 months and 19 days since our graduation ended. We’ve gone our separate ways to the point that we might never see each other again (let’s hope not at magkikita pa tayo sa reunion please).
Right now, your students are in different stages of life. Some might be struggling with school and their chosen program, some may not have a school yet or the money for tuition fees, some are happy, and some still don’t really know what they want to do in life. But—
We just wanna say, you’ve always been the one telling us to keep chasing our dreams. You motivated us so much and made our journey even more exciting because you were one of the few who could truly see us for who we are. You inspired us and pushed us to believe in ourselves, even at times when we didn’t. And some of us are truly happy that you saw the potential in your students and weren’t afraid to say it.
That’s why we appreciate you for helping us see what we couldn’t see in ourselves. And for that, we thank you deeply.
You are a kind soul. You fight for everyone who’s special to you, and you put them first before yourself. And that’s what makes you, you. We may not know you deeply in super duper personal level, but we know you are a great, amazing person. And we will always recognize a part of you in other professors we meet in the future. If we do, we’ll remember you instantly.
Now, it’s our turn to support you. Because we also see your potential in life. And we know God will always be with you in everything.
If ever we get the chance to see you again in Sintang Paaralan, we’d keep coming back no matter how many times.
Happy Birthday again, Ma'am Leslie! We love you and we miss you!
- TVL D
