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peekatmy:

drewmoo:

allenn-h:

tamfamham:

To be honest, I don’t really know this man very well but I can tell you he is one strong man. Mr. Blair was a well respected physics teacher and one of the nicest individuals you’ll ever meet. Unfortunately, today was his last day teacher until further notice because he is in risk of having throat cancer and this was devastating to hear especially since cancer stole his wife away not too long ago. In honor of Mr. Blair, EV dedicated today just for him and this man couldn’t be happier. Although going through all of this tragedy, this man seemed like he had won the lottery. As he walked out to the quad this afternoon, applause was in the air, as everyone gathered around to commeroate everything that he has done for us. Posters were made, speeches were given, balloons flying, and many many hugs and good-byes were given. It seemed like his life was going on such a great decline but when the administrator gave him the microphone, he announced to everyone, “I’m the luckiest man in the world.” And that was just so touching, tears were slowly dripping from my face and all the times we complain about the smallest things, this man seems content with whatever roadblock he has to overcome.
My deepest prayers go out to Mr. Blair, and I wish for only the best.

Mr. Blair, I remember about complaining about how your class was boring last year, bit I really started missing your class this year. I was transferred in your class about halfway through the first semester, and so many new friendships were made. I loved the way you would play music during quizzes. You were always so nice. Now that I look back on it, my bet grade was in your class. I learned most from you. You were always so positive. Today, you really touched me, by how happy you were. I was glad to see you happy, and I expect to see you back at school soon. I know you will definitely make it through this. Hope to see you soon.
Best wishes Mr. Blair.

Mr. Blair was so kind-hearted.. I was so glad I got transferred into his class two weeks into the school year. His style was so old-school and really patient with people. I loved how simple he made things and hearing about some of his life stories.. like owning a airplane, that’s pretty sweet. Loved his occasional playing of Friday on fridays.. hehe. I’ll miss having him around. He really doesn’t deserve cancer, and I hope he turns out healthy and alive.
Take care Mr. Blair

Cancer got nothin’ on you Mr. Blair.

I hope all the best for you Mr. Blair. Get well soon =)

drewmoo:

allenn-h:

tamfamham:

To be honest, I don’t really know this man very well but I can tell you he is one strong man. Mr. Blair was a well respected physics teacher and one of the nicest individuals you’ll ever meet. Unfortunately, today was his last day teacher until further notice because he is in risk of having throat cancer and this was devastating to hear especially since cancer stole his wife away not too long ago. In honor of Mr. Blair, EV dedicated today just for him and this man couldn’t be happier. Although going through all of this tragedy, this man seemed like he had won the lottery. As he walked out to the quad this afternoon, applause was in the air, as everyone gathered around to commeroate everything that he has done for us. Posters were made, speeches were given, balloons flying, and many many hugs and good-byes were given. It seemed like his life was going on such a great decline but when the administrator gave him the microphone, he announced to everyone, “I’m the luckiest man in the world.” And that was just so touching, tears were slowly dripping from my face and all the times we complain about the smallest things, this man seems content with whatever roadblock he has to overcome.

My deepest prayers go out to Mr. Blair, and I wish for only the best.

Mr. Blair,
I remember about complaining about how your class was boring last year, bit I really started missing your class this year. I was transferred in your class about halfway through the first semester, and so many new friendships were made. I loved the way you would play music during quizzes. You were always so nice. Now that I look back on it, my bet grade was in your class. I learned most from you. You were always so positive. Today, you really touched me, by how happy you were. I was glad to see you happy, and I expect to see you back at school soon. I know you will definitely make it through this. Hope to see you soon.

Best wishes Mr. Blair.

Mr. Blair was so kind-hearted.. I was so glad I got transferred into his class two weeks into the school year. His style was so old-school and really patient with people. I loved how simple he made things and hearing about some of his life stories.. like owning a airplane, that’s pretty sweet. Loved his occasional playing of Friday on fridays.. hehe. I’ll miss having him around. He really doesn’t deserve cancer, and I hope he turns out healthy and alive.

Take care Mr. Blair

Cancer got nothin’ on you Mr. Blair.