Temple University School of Pharmacy - Secundum Artem Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Stefanie Emanuel Thank you to all my family and friends for your love and support. Time... the wisest of all counselors - stefanieemanuel@hotmail.com Chika Shirley Ezenduka I would like to thank God for these wonderful four years. I have met some really wonderful people that I could now call friends; thank you. Chichi. I am graduating from this school with the feeling that I can do WHATEVER I set my mind, and trust me there is no better feeling. I hope we all get where we want iii life. I thank my family for supporting me thus far, my loving parents, brothers and sisters (my little sisters who are anxiously awaiting my first paycheck) and to my darling husband, who was there all night with me, listening to me complain and stress about an exam. To those I have crossed paths with, I hope it was at least pleasant, and to those 1 didn't, 1 can only hope we'll get to cross paths some day. ceetee@temple.edu Saania Chughtai Melissa Craig Rafal Czapla Jessica M. Finney To all who have said hello and given me a smile. To all I have become acquaintances of, To all who have opened their hearts and given me friendship: THANK YOU. You have all given me wonderful memories that I will forever cherish hold dear to my heart. It has been a tough few years but I could not consider myself luckier to have done it with all of you. classrockr@cs.com

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Jennifer K. Du Three grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. Thanks. Good luck! jd. jendu@temple.edu Darshana Baria Gary A. Beppler Patricia A. Bergmaier Phu V. Duong Yeah! Congratulations to me! Oh, and congrats to all of you too. How can one sum up four years of memories, friendship, and pharmacy knowledge into a single paragraph? One really can't, so here's my favorite quote instead: Life is short, so have a beer or two - kick back, relax, and take it one day at a time. Everyone wants to thank their family and friends for helping them get this far - personally, I think instead of thanking them - we should buy them something with our pharmacist's salary. $$$ Wouldn't that be better? pharmerphu@yahoo.com Osinakachi E. Egbukwu Remember: Motivation is what gets you started. Habit is what keeps you going. The most important thing about motivation is goal setting. You should always have a goal. Good luck. osil010@hotmail.com 6 Graduates

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Dustin A. Garber I cannot believe that the purpose of life is to be happy. I think the purpose of life is to be useful, to be responsible, to be compassionate. It is, above all to matter, to count, to stand for something, to have made some difference that you lived at all. Leo Rosten Dustin@stauffersdrugstore.com LET'S NOT ONLY THINK OF THE PAYCHECK BUT ALSO OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN PEOPLES LIVES! Mamush Razel Gebrehana Ramona M. Derkits Victor C. Egbulefu Tatyana Dadiomova Nothing is Impossible mamush@temple.edu Basil M. Hamed My heart would always get sad whenever I remembered that I woudn't see a lot of my friends anymore but this is the end of the road and my journey at pharmacy school always stay in my mind as a magical experience that can never be described enough words. I thank my family who's support has guided me all the way .Thank you Shenay for always being there for me and Lou for helping me whenever I had a problem. Thanks to all my classmates, friends, faculty, and organizations for making it a wonderful memory and helped contributed to my success. Congratulations Class of 2006! I love you all and will always wish you the best of the best! 8 Graduates