Commemorative Speech: My Wife
Every spring, many people graduate from college and receive a piece of paper called a diploma. There is no way that simple piece of paper, no matter how beautiful or elaborately written can convey the struggle of that graduate to achieve her goal. My wife, who graduated today with a degree in biology, is my hero. For many years, she was uncertain if she would be able to obtain her degree, not because she lacked the desire or the ability, but because she was afraid it would take her away from her family responsibilities and her duties at work. She was afraid that she would not have the time.
Yet despite the tremendous obstacles she faced, she made time. She spent many long hours sitting at the kitchen table doing her homework, after helping our children with their own homework. Sometimes the beds did not get made and sometimes she was very tired in the morning. But the work always got done because of her passion to learn and her certainty that she could reach her goal if she tried. She wanted to set a good example to our children of the value of education and the value of hard work.
Yet she also wanted to set a good example for herself. My wife is the type of person...
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