Subject: Looking forward to meeting...
From: "David Kubacki" <[email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 13 May 2011 14:27:27 -0500

Hunter,

This note/introduction is long overdue - since you joined our board several months ago, I've been hoping to connect with you, and I'm happy to see that I'll finally have the chance next week in Chicago, and again at the event you're hosting @ your office in DC...

I am a 1992 graduate of Archmere Academy and very excited to have you as a member of our national board as we continue the exciting work of our mission, which I first discovered while working in Wilmington 8 years ago. I began volunteering at Nativity Prep Wilmington in 2003 and it quickly changed my life. I left my job in the business world and returned to school for my counseling degree. At the same time, I transitioned from a volunteer to a full-time employee @ Nativity Prep and founded their Graduate Support Program. A few years after that, I joined the National Network staff and now serve as the Director of Graduate Support. I still stay connected with many of the grads I shepherded through high school while in DE, and enjoyed working closely with the staff @ Archmere (and many of the other fine private/Catholic schools in DE).

Anyway, I hope you are as invigorated by the mission of our schools/Network as I have been over the past 8 years...I look forward to meeting you in Chicago next week and hope we have a chance to swap stories of Norbertines, proms @ the Patio, and teenage drama on Archmere's Yellow Brick Road (and all of the other small wonders that only Delaware can offer).

See you in the Windy City next week...

Thanks,
David.

David J. Kubacki
Director of Graduate Support
NativityMiguel Network of Schools

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