Dear Nick,

Thank you for making September 6th, 2015 truly memorable. A few months before I met you, my grandmother passed away. A day later, my aunt had a miscarriage. Your song, "A Little Bit Longer," helped me through that rough time.

I have been a fan of yours since I saw you and your brothers on the "Burnin' Up" tour. Since then, it was a dream of mine to meet you. I saw you and your brothers on tour a few more times: World Tour 2009 and the Mixtape Festivalin 2013. In 2010, I flew out to California just to see you and your brothers perform at Saddleback Church's Easter Celebration.

I am grateful for all you have done. I love how you encourage people living with type 1 diabetes. I also admire your work ethic. Rather it is creating new music, shooting a new movie, touring, or writing songs for other artist, you never seem to slow down. I love how driven and passionate you are about what you do.

I admire your acting skills. From JONAS to Careful What You Wish For. From Hawaii 5-0 to Kingdom, you have definitely grown as an actor. I can tell you put in a lot of hard work to make those characters come to life. Your musical talent is incredible. Being able to play 3 instruments and have an amazing voice; it still blows my mind. Rather you're playing the guitar, piano, or drums, you make it look so easy. I started learning how to play the guitar, and I have to admit, it isn't easy. Thank you for sharing your talent with us.

Every time I heard your "Little Bit Longer" speech, it inspired me to not let anything slow me down. I was also inspired by something that you tweeted:

"Keep working. Keep pushing. Keep growing." -Nick Jonas

That tweet inspired me to go back to school and work hard, even though it was hard for me to be faraway from my family.

I wanted to tell you how your music helped me, but I was too shy to talk. No matter what I'm going through, your music always gets me through the day. Listening to your music even helped me overcome homesickness.

Whenever I look at my meet and greet photo, I get the biggest smile on my face because I remember how sweet you were to me.

I loved hanging out with you at the post show toast. As I watched you interacting with the other fans, I couldn't help but notice how kind and humble you were to everyone.

Again, thank you for making September 6th truly memorable. It will definitely be a day I'll never forget.

Love,

Amanda

P.S. "Remember I Told You"is amazing. I've had the song on repeat since it was released, and I'm looking forward to hearing more of your new music. I know it will be great.