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1094 Natalie DR. S
St. Augustine, FL 32092
May 23, 2013

Mrs. Daphne Harden
Guidance Department
Nease High School
10550 Ray Road
Ponte Vedra, FL 32082

Dear Mrs. Harden, I want for people to able to recognize an amazing counselor known as Mrs. Harden. Mrs. Harden is a hardworking dedicated woman that puts her time and effort to do everything in her power to get you where you need to be in high school. Today I want to express my appreciation to you. I would like to acknowledge the efforts of the impact you made on me this high school year. Up to this day I can still remember the first day I met you. I knew me and you were going to become close. I’m happy that you were my counselor and it is a for sure thing that I would not forget about you because of you, you made it possible for me to finish up my classes. With all the crazy talks, and serious talks that we have had, I have taken them to account and have them to remember. You were the only counselor I’ve ever had that actually paid attention to what I need in able to finish. I also want to thank you for putting me in my place when I needed to be place. I know I can be a handful but thank you for not shutting me down. Thank you for helping me with my classes and motivating me that I can be able to do something if I put my mind to it. Like you say, “Never doubt yourself and Never say what you can’t do if you haven’t tried.” As I go to live my life, go on to college, and get a job I will always remember what you have told me. I want to let you know that I take you as a second mom. I love you with all of my heart and I’ll be back to visit you. Sincerely, Eve

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