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

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Cinzia Bonomo Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal Mom you made this possible!!! Thank You!!! cinvw97@temple.edu Jenny K. Cheung I use to complain that I have no shoes until I met a man without feet. Cherish everything you have. Israel O. Adenaike Olabisi Janet Adeyemi Lena Ang Sonia Chung-Yee Thanks to an unusual revelation 6 years ago, I arrived at the decision to do something worthwhile with my life. I chose pharmacy, gave it my best shot and have finished something I never thought I was capable of accomplishing. To my husband, Hugh, who rooted for me since day one, knew I could do it, pushed me harder than anyone ever did, criticized me, loved me, and supported me through it all. Thank you so much for helping me begin a path for which I have such passion. Also, many thanks to my family who have always supported me in all that I've done. And to the Class of 2006, Best of luck and a prosperous future to you all! sonboi@hotmail.com

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Graduates, Class of 2006 Paris I. Abrams Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away. Antoine de Saint-Exupery pabrams@temple.edu Oluseyi M Abdul Abebech Abebe Olalekan Abifarin Teresa Mary Anderson Denise, Thank you for helping me survive pharmacy school! Thanks for keeping me in the loop, covering for me, and making me laugh everyday. Seaner, Thanks for your love, encouragement, support and attendance at the dances parties; those KY boys needed a veteran to help tap the keg. To my pseudo sorority sister Jen, Who left us alone together? You, me, hurricanes, Orlando 2005, need I say more? Quynh, Good luck to you and Smokey! I'll always remember D.S.L., Seattle 2004. APhA friends and co-officers, We Rocked! Thanks for all the encouragement and help. To the Class of 2006, Congrats, Good Luck, and Stay in Touch! Go T.U.! teresamvernon@hotmail.com Kwabena A. Boakye Your schooling may be over, but remember that your education still continues. The minute you settle for less than you deserve, you get even less than you settled for . You have all the tools to make big changes in the world, use them wisely and enjoy what you do. The bond we formed during these years will last forever. Best Wishes, kwabenaboakye@hotmail.com 4 Graduates

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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