Today Rhett graduated from
AZPC. He received a scholarship from General Dynamics to go toward tuition and books for the college of his choice. We are so proud of him. Not many of his mainstream peers could have done what he and the 70 other cadets achieved. What they went through for the past 5 1/2 months was mentally, physically, and emotionally challenging. They started out the program with 120 kids and only 71 finished. So now begins a new start for Rhett. He is motivated and confident. I hope that he can accomplish all the things he has set for himself.
This is Rhett and one of his good friends Cadet Sheppard.
TAC Maloney
Proud mom and dad
Proud Grandparents
Proud sisters
Saying Goodbye.
Rhett and his mentor, Brother Ray. Brother Ray happens to be Rhett's Young
Mens' President. He was always there for Rhett. He would go visit him when no one else was allowed. He would pick him up and take him to mutual and church. He is a wonderful person and we are so deeply grateful for the love and support that he showed us and Rhett. He also is our home teacher. Isn't he the
epitome of magnifying your calling?
More congratulations....
1 comments:
Nice to see Rhett with the old grin on his face. Tell him Congratulations.
And on another note--When is Brock coming home? And how long is he staying? We want to come down and see the boys--just trying to find the right time.
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