Posted by Bryce Frazier on May 07, 2017 at 07:55:22 from (67.143.200.3):
Alright guys, I need a little help...
Casey has been working VERY hard at her college in Oregon, and just told me a few days ago she passed her last test, and is graduating June 2nd with her GED.
That means this fall she will be starting on College courses, and she is aiming to be a Detective.
We were talking about her graduation ceremony, and it sounds like the school doesn't really make a big deal about it, and she seemed a little disappointed, so,
Mom and I had this thought, we want to get as many congratulations cards for her as we can! All her friends and family around here are making them up, all of my friends and neighbors that know her are making them, everyone is going to send them to me, then when I go to see her graduate, I am going to (hopefully) have a very large box with a LOT of cards to give her! ;)
I think it will be a very exciting surprise for her, and a bit of motivation know that so many people care about her and her education.
So, if you want to send a card, please e-mail me. I will give you my address, and you can send it along! Mention in the card you are from the TractorClub. Thank you so much! Bryce
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