Latest Scholarship Letters of Gratitude
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From Zambia
Dear LifeNets.
I am sincerely honored to be the recipient of a LifeNets scholarship. Your generous contribution has allowed me to pursue my Primary Teachers Diploma. And today, I am overjoyed to be a graduate and a trained teacher.
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Rodrick Epomba |
Growing up in a family without a graduate has been a painful thing and repeatedly reminded me the importance of a college/University Education as a foundation for a successful me and my entire family and community. LifeNets has laid a strong foundation through the scholarship rendered to me.
By awarding me the LifeNets scholarship you lightened my financial burden that allowed me to focus more on the most important aspect of school which is learning and not worrying so much about how I am going to pay for school. This was not going to be easy without your aid. This helped me to work hard. I was awarded the "Outstanding Performance" (Best student of the year).
Your generosity has inspired me to help others and give back to the community, I hope one day I will be able to help students achieve their goals like you helped me achieve mine.
Can't drop the pen without mentioning my mentor and inspiration: Mr and Mrs D Pringle, thank you so much and God bless you. I thank you Mr and Mrs Kubik for your confidence and willingness to help me achieve my goal. (Hebrews 6:10)
Sincerely
Rodrick Epomba
From Kenya
Please receive much greetings from me and my wife Kate. We hope that you have been doing well in your lives.
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Willis Kopiyo |
I am writing to let you know that Kisii University 2019 graduation scheduled for December 20th, 2019. I am one of the graduates this year because of your charitable deeds and your sincere financial support. You have made my dreams come true.
Please know that in my heart, I am truly thankful to you and the LifeNets family and everyone else who is involved. May God bless you always.
I am going to graduate with second class honours (upper division)
I invite all of you to my graduation.
Thank you very much for once again.
Yours sincerely,
Willis Kopiyo
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The borehole has come at the right time when Zambia is facing a drought which has affected many people in rural areas, most of the rivers, canals and wells are dry. It has affected agriculture and a lot of people are facing food shortages. This is really a disaster because people and livestock don't have fresh clean water to drink.
