Thread: 2005 version: How did you thank your mentors and sponsors?
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Re: 2005 version: How did you thank your mentors and sponsors?
The long, important list begins........

Mr. Ken Morrison-Our team would literally not exist without him. He has started the program, ran it by himself mostly, and built up the infrastructure for it (fll in every elementary). Corry schools, not to mention our team would be lost without you.Thanks

Mr. Mather- An indespensible mentor when you need to machine something correctly(you can tell we don't use him much. j/k!) He has been there on Saturdays when no one else answers their phone. Thanks alot!

Mr. Tomcho- For someone who wasn't a mentor this year, he sure was there alot! Despite college courses almost every night, Mr. Tomcho managed to be there whenever we seemed to need him. Welding at 10:30 PM........

Thanks to all our mentors and sponsors. You keep our team afloat.

Thanks alot to everyone's mentors and sponsors! Without you guys, CRT wouldn't have anyone to compete against!
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