Maryview Hospital School of Nursing - Caritas Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Dear parents, The years pass-oh! how quickly-and still time beckons us ever onward. We have now reached a plateau in our lives when we must bid fond adieu to childhood and assume different roles-those of young women in a strange new world. As we reflect upon the past we realize that without You, dearest parents, our dreams could never have been fulfilled. lt is You who gave us life and love, the greatest gifts of all. lt is you who have provided the physical, emotional, mental, social, and spiritual environments which have served as the basis for the formation of our personalities and characters. ln humblest gratitude we wish to express our heartfelt thanks and to dedicate this page of Caritas to You. The future lies ahead and we know that we must face innumerable chal- lenges. Problems shall arise, but having profited from your wisdom in the past, we shall be capable of solving them. Heartaches and tears, too, shall be ours with which to cope, but remembering the happiness we have known, we shall find the courage to endure these moments. Temptation will rear her ugly head in our paths, but recalling your dreams for us, we shall find the strength to resist her. At times we will be lonely, but knowing that You love us still, we shall bear our loneliness with heads held high. Love shall come our way, and having felt your love for us and each other we will know if our love is sincere. We accept these challenges eagerly for they provide us with an oppor- tunity for further growth and achievements. They present a chance for us to reassure You that your endeavors have not been in vain-that we have truly been enriched by your guidance. We are your daughters, the products of your love. We shall always be your daughters even when far away from the shelter of that love. To nursing and to life we shall attempt to give our best in an effort to become the epitome of all your desires and hopes for us. And so, dearest parents, Fare- well , until we can return enriched by our experiences and in some way repay the immeasurable debt we owe-that of love given unceasingly, un- selfishly, asking nothing in return. What greater gift hath Man? 56