Graduation Speech: Eulogy For Former Student

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I am writing to you today In regards to my former student, Malik Robinson. It is with great pleasure when I say that I believe Mr. Robinson obtains all the necessary skills needed to succeed at the next level. I was Initially Impressed with his abilities to complete objectives efficiently and also, quickly. He has excelled at any task or assignment thrown his way and I strongly believe he is ready for the college level. Since having Malik as one of my students he has consistently maintained an A average in my class and I genuinely trust that he will accomplish many great things at your alma mater given the opportunity.

Malik handles work under pressure and staying prepared exceedingly well. Anytime he is given an assignment he completes it before everyone else and when I give out a pop quiz he is always prepared and never taken by surprise that one is being given. He always has his supplies ready to begin class accordingly. Though he is very bright he never takes it for granted nor does he attempt to act better than everyone else. He always encourages his peers and offers help we needed. In the past year I’ve seen him do so many positive things for the school and his peers that has greatly impacted our school in the best way possible. Any college would be lucky to have such a commendable, caring and hardworking student and I ensure you that you’re getting just that in Malik. …show more content…

Malik will bring a lot of positive energy and create not only an enjoyable environment but an academically surrounding; encouraging others to do as great as he will. I profoundly recommend Malik for your alma mater and hope to see him enrolled their next fall. I encourage you to contact me with any information you may have concerning

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