Yolanda Fregozo: Congratulations

Paul Frankenfeffer: Will, you are the man! Congratulations on your achievement!

Robert Hughes: Congratulations Will!!!! you’re the man, I knew you could do it!!!!

RCM: 19 May 2020 Will, Today is important to you… The key is why… You have done what a relative few have done… Not that others could not, but for whatever reason they did not… You did… It is an indication of ability and of focus and persistence, despite whatever challenges arose… It is also an indication of a support system that directly, or indirectly, helped to make it possible, but… You made good use of that support… Very nice… The recognition of your efforts is on display today… Now what? Graduation ceremonies for me, that come to mind, are down to three… Two involved the school system and one the military… At nearly 73 years of age, I don’t remember much about any of them… Today is important for today… The key is what’s to come… May your future be filled with joy and difficulties, for the later will enhance the former… May those who never know you reap benefits from whatever it is that is accomplished and received by the kind of efforts noted by the words that flow to you today… and, when the time arrives to make the transition to whatever comes next, may the future be better because of the benefits you brought to strangers… Love to you, and those important to you… Tio Roberto

V Mendoza: It took a lot of hard work to get your Masters Degree. You didn’t quit when things were difficult. You persevered, never satisfied with just getting by, you strived to be the best. Congratulations on a great achievement!

Alyce Scott: Congratulations Will, and best wishes for the future!

Virginia Tucker: Very best wishes to you, Will, congratulations!

Debbie Faires: Will--here's a big CONGRATULATIONS! I'm glad I had a chance to work with you in your final semester when you were a peer mentor.

William Fregozo

The degree of

Master of Library and Information Science

Virtual Convocation
2020