Viva the class of ‘99!

by Kathleen van Schaijik

What a momentous year for you to be launched on the world!  Thanks be to God for everything good you have gained while you were here, and for everything good we have gained through you.  May you acquit yourselves out there in a manner worthy of your calling as FUS alumni.  May you be a light wherever you go. May you be fearless witnesses to the Truth. May you thrive and be fruitful whatever you do.  And may you never forget your years on the hill.

Each May we offer our graduates a free semester’s subscription to the Concourse.  It’s a great way to keep in touch with the dear alma mater.  Send us your new address, and we’ll add your name to the list.

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