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TO RCH YE ARBO O K Reach for the stars so if you fall, you land on a cloud

To Anyone Reading ‘This,

I feel lucky being able to leave a message to the graduating class and car-
ry the Torch forward. Let me just tell you I certainly hope you never for-
get allthe crazy times you veers
have had here at UAI|bany.
When you open this fu-
ture relic, look at the pho-
tos and really think about
how you felt when all of
this was going on; the stu- im
dents, the classes, the clubs, Sa
the parties, the good times, ff
the bad times, and of
course, the times you don't
remember.

Thank you Student Association for aching this possible. Thank you
Torch & University Photo Services photographers for putting this together |
and thank you student body for creating unforgettable times, I appreciate _
you all very much. All of you students are the reason why it is always a greal
day to be a Great Dane and you are the reason I am proud to be here, so _
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is book is for those who tried to sabotage it
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In Memory of...

Erik Joel Monderson
2001-2020

Samantha Foreman
1999-2020

Any Dane lost is not only a loss to the Albany community, but to
the entire world.



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