To Abby, Kelly, & Natalie,

As your time at our Cooperative House comes to an end I just wanted to take the time to publically tell you how appreciated you are. Not just by Glenwood, but by our entire Cooperative System. Each and everyone of you have touched Glenwood in a way that nobody else will ever compare to. And as I sit here in my room clutching simple little items you guys willed to me tonight, I'm overwhelmed with pride and appreciation for my house and for you guys. We can all be consumed by school, stress, boys, whatever, but every now and then we get a night like tonight to remind us to take pride in our home; because there is nowhere else like it.

To Kelly, you are perhaps the sweetest girl I have ever met. Your energy and happiness touches everyone you come in contact with and I know you're gonna make a great wife to Evan. The sign you gave me today because you said I was adventurous touched me more than you know, and I will for sure live up to your expectations.

To Natalie, you are so gentle and patient with everyone. Your positivity radiates off you, and as someone who has struggled as much as you have, that is an extremely admirable trait. Thank you for the Gemini shirt, it makes me sad to think about not seeing you there anymore and knowing that there is always at least one other Glenwood girl around me. I wish you the best of luck in grad school and with your upcoming married life!

And to Abby, I don't know what I'm gonna do without you. I admire you more than you know, your free spirit and wild side will never be replaced again at Glenwood. You can make anyone smile and feel better about themselves. I'm going to miss jamming to punk rock in the shower and knowing you'll always compliment it when you walk in. I know how much you care about Glenwood, and I want to remind you that Glenwood cares about you too. All of you.

Your time at college has come to an end, but your memory never will. On behalf of the remaining Glenwood Girls, we wish you the best of luck and send you out into the world with as much love and luck as possible.

Love,

Reagan