http://lenmunsil.com/2007/06/madison-would-be-proud/ President of Arizona Chrsitian University Fri, 19 Aug 2016 02:48:17 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.2.38 http://lenmunsil.com/2007/06/madison-would-be-proud/#comment-53 Wed, 20 Jun 2007 16:53:46 +0000 http://dev.lenmunsil.com/2007/06/madison-would-be-proud/#comment-53 Mr. Munsil,
I was at the JMPS commencement this year, as my brother was one of the graduating seniors.
I have to say, I was impressed! I was aware of your political stand before (and happy to know someone in our state is standing up for what is right!), but never have I heard a politician speak with such sincerity…it was truly refreshing!
I am a recent college graduate, and so many of my peers throughout college seem to be incapable of thinking for themselves when it comes to political issues, and they side with what “feels right,” rather than what IS right. Unfortunately, there are many in positions of leadership who feed this mindset, and it can be discouraging at times.
I appreciate you and your stand on what is right, and sticking to the core values that our forefathers implemented…it gives me renewed hope for America.
It is also nice to see someone who knows the meaning of family! And here I thought my family with 5 of us kids was a “big family.” haha!
May God bless you for all you have done, and continue to help you with all you will do!
It was a privilege to hear you speak, sir.

]]> http://lenmunsil.com/2007/06/madison-would-be-proud/#comment-52 Wed, 13 Jun 2007 20:34:35 +0000 http://dev.lenmunsil.com/2007/06/madison-would-be-proud/#comment-52 Hi Len!
Michelle Solomon from Queen Creek here! I haven’t visited your site in a while and it feels good to be back. We too are thankful for the great educational opportunities available in Arizona. Thanks to the outstanding education our children received at Eddie Farnsworth’s charter school, our 13 and 16 year old son and daughter have tested into English 101 and College Algebra and are just skipping the whole public high school drama (except for what we pick and choose). They will both run cross country in the early morning at Queen Creek High, but because they aren’t enrolled there, they are able to enroll at Basha High for their outstanding music classes and also participate in Regional and All State Choir and Orchestra. In the afternoon they will head down the road to Chandler Gilbert Community College and take 14 credit hours of classes there. All this only amounts to about 16 hours of classroom attendance per week. They will have time to teach piano lessons, practice their instruments, be with the family and serve the community, and get their degrees at a younger age. Eagle Forum offers great online history classes for free. We are taking advantage of that this summer. Look forward to visiting you again.
Kind Regards,
Michelle Solomon

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