CELEBRATING A SON’S ACHIEVEMENT

By Bernadette
MY WEEKLY THANK YOU NOTE TO GOD. THANK YOU RUTH AYERS FOR MAKING THIS SPACE AVAILABLE.
MY WEEKLY THANK YOU NOTE TO GOD. THANK YOU RUTH AYERS FOR MAKING THIS SPACE AVAILABLE.

Do you remember this picture of my son David?  I’ll bet you never could have guessed by looking at it that David has a Ph.D. in Music and is Chairman of the Music Department at Wesley College in Dover, Delaware.

david

Well, I am excited to share with you this weekend that at the tender age of 42 David has been named a full Professor of Music at the College.  Dom and I are so excited for him and so proud of him and I can’t think of anything happier for me to celebrate this week.

Thanks for sharing my happiness,

Bernadette

About Bernadette

I live in the small town of Haddonfield, NJ. I am at an age in my life when I seem to spend time thinking and musing about life. These musings are usually stimulated by my walks through Haddonfield, my reading of books and fellow bloggers, and my interaction with my group of fabulous family and friends.

24 Responses

  9. cvarsalona

    Mothers are always proud of their children but this is a big accomplishment to celebrate. Thanks for sharing the news. Does musical talent run in the family? (PS: I saw a quick message on Google that you left me a comment on one of my posts but it never made it through so thanks for trying).

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  20. elsie

    Your heart must be bursting with pride. Isn’t it wonderful to see our children become accomplished adults in their chosen field? Congrats to your son and you and Don for raising this son!

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