All Jason's hard work finally came to a culmination on June 7, 2008 as he graduated from Embry Riddle Aeronautical University with a Bachelor of Science in Professional Aeronautics with a minor in Safety Administration. He started work on his degree in 2004. Jason was determined to take classes full time, while also working full time. He never settled for "ok" grades. He either gave it his best or nothing at all (which means he always gave his best b/c he never once backed away from a class). Not only did he give his best in school, he continued to give his best at home and at work...getting awards, promotions, and more responsibility. While watching Jason earn his degree, I realized that I had gotten mine the easy way. (I took classes in between sorority parties.) I am so proud of how hard he worked to see this accomplishment through!
Way to go Jason! I couldn't be more proud!
Getting ready...
"I've stood here long enough...can we get this show on the road now?"
Almost there...
Touchdown!
"All that hard work for a piece of paper???"
Presentation of Candidates
Conferring of Degrees
"We're outta here!"
Proud wife!
Jason's friend, Sean, graduated on Saturday too.
Our best friends in Germany, Zac and Lisa, helped celebrate too!
The Graduate
4 comments:
Congrads,Jason I knew that you were
going to complete this achivement.
the whole family is proud of what you have accomplished, in your life. this step will take you to the next level in life. keep going and do not stop. I personaly am so proud of you, and look up to you as a Brother.
Your,Brother
Yea, JASON!!!! Congratulations! I had no idea you were this close to graduation. So, what are you gonna do with all the extra time you'll have on your hands?
CONGRATULATIONS, Jason!!! I know you must be so excited that you are finished with your degree. What an accomplishment!!! We think the world of you and Amy and are so glad our paths have crossed over here in Germany. And Ella Rose flashes her little smile and says she is proud of you too. :)
Congratulations Jason! I know it took a lot of hard work for you to get your degree. We are very proud of you! Love ya, Aunt Margaret and family
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