Wish your Boss a Hearty Retirement
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Read this true-life retirement poem below. "Amy, What a heartfelt toast.
I just know that Larry is going to cherish this as much as I am delivering it. Well done! Natalie"
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Poem for your Retiring Boss
Larry Goldsworth is our honoree
After 38 years of service.
Hanging up his cap and gown,
My goodness, I feel nervous!
Life at ol’ Ward CC
Will be so different, clearly.
No Larry on hand, an era gone,
Hey, guy, we’ll miss you dearly.
Professor of Accounting here
Since ’67 a fixture.
Larry had always fit right in,
To our chemistry a vital mixture.
He did a calculation
Of all his time on staff.
Seven thousand, nine hundred thirty-nine,
The students on his behalf.
At first he thought Ward
Would just be temporary.
A sojourn for a year or two
But permanent? Not very.
The best laid plans, they tend to change,
In life, that’s just the way.
Larry settled in at our Ward
To serve here all his days.
He built a great career,
And more, he built a life.
In accounting student Sally Buhl
He even found a wife.
Their marriage has been fruitful,
The blessings they run on.
Namely three great grown-up ones
Called Michael, David and John.
Larry loved his life of teaching.
He’s superb for goodness sakes.
He also loved his summers
Sailing on those grand Great Lakes.
A number of Larry’s ex-students
Have made big steps and strides.
Like Professor Cheryl Florence
Who fills Larry up with pride.
And then there’s our Jon Rosen,
A special colleague all these years.
Four decades they have served here,
And now Larry is changing gears.
His life at MCC
Has been filled with special lights.
Steve Osborne, Jill Francis and Honey
And Al Peabody? Hey, alright!
‘Course Larry was instrumental
In resolving the Crisis grave.
His watchful eye on that budget
Did many dollars save.
But all that’s done at this point,
Larry is on to newer vistas.
It’s just I think we all agree
We’ll really miss you, Mister.
We’ll also miss that voice of reason
That always did prevail.
And a philosophical approach
That put wind in our faculty sail.
But more than anything,
For Larry, a man of warmth and pluck,
A special wish for health and joy
And always…lots of luck.
You’re leaving MCC dear Larry,
Off to a fresh new start.
So go with all kinds of good wishes,
And know you’re always close to heart.
With much love,
Natalie
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