Monday, July 29, 2013

Medical School Graduation

The night before graduation, we had a dinner at the chapel for all the friends and family who were able to make it. I totally loved getting to put Brian in the spotlight and making the night all about him. (He does NOT enjoy the spotlight but he was a good sport for me and I think he was really touched by all the love and support he received. I bought some Martinelli's (Brian's favorite) and all 7 of his siblings (thanks so much for coming everyone!) gave him a toast plus the me, my dad and his dad.



Becky made this great slideshow video with all the different phases of Brian up to med school graduation. I guess Roxy didn't really appreciate it like the rest of us.




For his toast, Doug wrote Brian a poem - he's quite the poet.



Looking a little misty in the eyes there.






AMAZING cake by Katie. 

Here's me blubbering over my one-line toast. "Congratulation, Babe, you deserve it."


Allan's toast was more like a roast to his other brothers "Brian's like the brother I always wanted."

My Best Friend suprised me and came up last second with her sister and little boy, Sam. Thanks very much dear friend.
Now on to the actual event:

This video still kinda chokes me up. I love the walk - so glad the school required the graduates go.



This is how exciting the rest of the ceremony was. Love you McGonagills! Thanks for coming last minute.
 Hugs for everyone







Great group of men! They will be fantastic physicians.

Now with their supportive wives. Love these women.

Too cute, right?

Our sweet friend, Terri Eglen.

My key to medical school sanity - Breezy Lazenby.

The proud parents. We couldn't have made it without you!

Lifelong friends - I know if was a sacrifice to come but we so appreciate it and thanks for watching the kids during the ceremony then bringing them in at the exact right moment to celebrate at the end. Mollenhauers - you rock!


2 comments:

Tom and Billie Jean Pew said...

So proud of Brian!

Megan said...

This is really neat Celynda! Congrats to Brian and of course you for helping him through it! It's fun to see your blog, with two kids that I grew up with happily married and succeeding! (Still cracks me up that Brian wrote about you in my yearbook, and look at you now!) :)