yearbook write up

To someone who made this—-thank you so much.

Florencio Delos Reyes. You wouldn’t know where to begin when you want to talk about this person but perhaps it would be a good start to say that there are good, not-so-good and other things in between about him. But don’t get too worried about the “not-so-good” part. It’s absolutely normal just like an atom would have negative electrons along with protons and neutrons. His humble upbringing as a child made him a simple young man as he is today. And his admirable feat, which is living independently, in high school has helped him gain much confidence, learn to stand for himself and become a bit more mature compared to most people of his age. And also, because of this he has demonstrated exceptional leadership skills during his 4-year stay as a student and a Yakal Residence Hall dormer in UP. He can be moody and sometimes a loner though. Even trivial predicaments can get him down fast. Still, on the contrary, he feels joyous from having a glimpse of even a simple smile from his loved ones, knowing that they’re also happy, and from being appreciated by them. And speaking of appreciation and love, he’s not the type of person who active or vocal about it. But somehow, you’ll just know that he’s very grateful. And despite of the loss of his brother whom he loves so much, he learned that many people also love him: friends, family, and friends who are like family. There would have been more nice things to bring up but text space is a commodity here. In a nutshell, we could say that “Enzo” is remarkable in many ways- as a friend, as a brother, as a son of his parents, as a student, and most of all, as a son of God.