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A Letter to My Executive Board

Thanks for keeping everything together so we don't all fall apart.

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A Letter to My Executive Board

Dear Executive Board,

You are probably reading this while doing paperwork, or in line at Starbucks, or maybe even in-between meetings. Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication that you put in everything you do. I can't imagine trying to balance all of the chaos in my life if I didn't have all of you by my side. You make sure that everything is perfect so I do not have to worry about anything, and you make sure that I am never (too) stressed out.

I know that some meetings might seem endless, and sometimes you don't want to sit in a room for hours discussing everything going on in our organization, but you still do it because you care about the growth of our organization. I have never met more loving and dedicated individuals, and you all make everything that we deal with worth it.

There have been so many good times with you all as an executive board. I am so happy that our first meeting lasted almost three hours because we couldn't stop talking, and I am so happy that we still hang out outside of our meetings. I love having people I can get lunch with and vent to, while also having someone to watch Netflix with until 2 AM when we don't have anything scheduled for the next day.

I know that sometimes it can get hard when we are discussing issues, but know that you all are the reason that all of the problems and issues get resolved. Without you, we would ultimately fall apart. You all are the glue that keeps this organization together. I could go on and on about each and every one of you, and how you are all individually an amazing part of the team. Each of you is unique and brings something new to the table, and I appreciate all of you and your hard work.

We fit together perfectly like a puzzle, and I believe our individuality makes us complete. Sometimes I never want our terms on the executive board to come to an end (even though sometimes I do when work gets overwhelming). Thank you again for all of your hard work towards this organization. I am lucky and blessed to have served on this team with you, and I can't wait to see what the future hold for each and every one of you.

As always,

Your teammate

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