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The President expresses deep gratitude to AmeriCorps members completing their service. He notes that through their devotion to serving communities and shaping greater opportunity for all, they have placed themselves at the forefront of realizing America's ideals. Drawing on his experience organizing communities in Chicago, the President believes the kind of work AmeriCorps members do can have an extraordinary impact. He hopes they will remember the challenges overcome and lessons learned, and continue building on the progress made through a spirit of service. The President thanks them for their commitment to improving lives now and for generations to come, and says they carry the enduring appreciation of a proud and grateful President.
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Firstly, I take this opportunity to congratulate you, Mr Joshua Irungu, the Governor elect – Laikipia County and your able deputy Mr. Kabugi. I also extend my gratitude to the people of Laikipia having had persevered long queues, hunger, thirst and some long journeys to deliver ourselves from partisan leadership. It was a good show of how important we take our county to be, a battle well fought.
Mr. Irungu, the public expectations on your delivery is enormously high. The responsibility ahead is huge too. The good thing about this, we had, we have and shall continue to have hope and trust in your ability to serve and deliver. I call upon
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- 1. June 15, 2016 As you complete your service as AmeriCorps members, please know you have my deepest gratitude. Essential to the promise of America is the recognition that our journey remains unfinished, and that each generation has the chance to more fully realize the ideals enshrined in our founding documents. Through your devotion to service—and to the work of shaping a future of greater opportunity for all—you have placed yourself at the forefront of that important cause. From my personal experience organizing communities in Chicago, I know that the kind of work you have done can have an extraordinary impact—on communities you serve and on your own life. I hope you will always remember the challenges you have overcome and the lessons you have learned throughout this experience. As long as you stay true to the spirit of service that has inspired you to reach this point, I am confident you can continue building on the progress you have helped bring about. Thank you for your commitment to improving the lives of the American people, now and for generations to come. Please know you carry with you the enduring appreciation of a proud and grateful President. b
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