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Ashley, I am so proud to have witnessed you play with these boys over the past 6 years at Cold Spring Harbor High School. This was your last Varsity Ice Hockey Game and you were the only female on the ice tonight. What a bittersweet night!

It takes a strong mind and body to filter the nasty comments and discouraging remarks from the male players and coaches of other teams that you have endured over the years. Not to mention all the times they targeted you on the ice — illegal cross checking and boarding are hard to watch for all parents, but it makes it even harder when the players do it because you are female.

I have always been grateful to your team and coaches for recognizing the challenges and sticking by your side. Your “all or nothing” attitude has allowed you to be one tough player!

It was amazing watching your brother Sean play up with you on the varsity team this year. I loved going to all of your games to watch you both play. You have learned many life lessons these past years, and I loved every moment watching you play competitively.

Never apologize for your past as you move forward. Keep looking ahead. The past has made you who you are today.

We all make mistakes and do things that may appear to be immature when we look back. However, in those moments, it was an accurate feeling you had, a choice that may have not been the best, but was genuinely said or done from the heart. Just continue to reflect and learn.

Remember people need to accept differences and move forward.

I applaud you for your perseverance, faith in god, determination, strength in mind and body, academic success, and kind heart that many don’t get to see. Your loyalty to your friends and family is admirable. I love that you speak your mind in a world currently dominated by hatred, jealousy, and pure evil.

Most people do not really know you and how you give back to the sport. You are an amazing coach on the ice with your six year old little sister Hailey. The fact that you give up your time to volunteer with the little ones just starting hockey fills my heart with happiness and pride. Hailey is also the only girl in her hockey group. She needs to see females on the ice. You are a fabulous role model for her. I commend you for for that!

Stay strong, be kind, and always be you! This next chapter will be your greatest!

Love always, Mom

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FAQs

What to say to my daughter on senior night? ›

I applaud you for your perseverance, faith in god, determination, strength in mind and body, academic success, and kind heart that many don't get to see. Your loyalty to your friends and family is admirable. I love that you speak your mind in a world currently dominated by hatred, jealousy, and pure evil.

What to say to a senior on senior night? ›

Dear Senior, Tonight is a very special night. It's the night we celebrate all your accomplishments and all that you've achieved during your time at our school. It's been an honor to watch you grow over the years, and I know that you have so much more greatness ahead of you.

How do I write a letter to my daughter from my mother? ›

An Open Letter to My Daughter
  1. Thank you for teaching me, every day, how to be a better Mommy to you. ...
  2. Life won't always be perfect, but it is beautiful and we will live it to the fullest. ...
  3. It is exciting and scary for a Mommy, but I have all the confidence in the world in you, and will always be right by your side.
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What is an example of a letter to a daughter? ›

From the moment you came into my life, you brought immense joy and purpose. Your laughter, your tears, and everything in between have shaped our bond. No matter where life takes you, always remember that you are loved beyond measure. You are my precious daughter, and I will always be here for you.

How do you write a letter to your senior daughter? ›

Words that come to mind at this time are proud, amazed and grateful. I am proud of the young lady that you have grown into, amazed at your many talents, and grateful to be your Mom. You are a true blessing to me and you bring my heart joy. I pray God's blessings and wisdom upon you always.

What do parents give on senior night? ›

The senior's parents usually bring flowers and a card to the senior and a keepsake. The flowers are usually given to the senior before the game. Some schools offer a time before or after the game to display senior tables filled with memories of each athlete.

What is a short heartfelt message for a daughter? ›

Through all the ups and downs, know that I will always be there for you, my dearest daughter. Never forget how incredible you are. Keep shining bright, my beautiful daughter. Wishing you a lifetime filled with love, laughter, and endless adventures.

How to write a letter to your daughter she will never forget? ›

What strengths do you believe she has, both in terms of skill and in her person (her character, personality) Tell her specific reasons you're proud of her. Write about what obstacles you have seen her overcome—emphasize such qualities as courage, resilience, strength, commitment, endurance, power.

How do you write a heartfelt letter to your mom? ›

Compliment Mom on something specific

It helps the person you're writing to feel seen and loved for who they are. So whatever you love about Mom, tell her—but be sure to also tell her why! For example, maybe Mom makes the BEST mac and cheese.

What do you write to a very special daughter? ›

10 Things to Write in a Letter to Your Daughter
  • “I love you from the bottom of my heart.” ...
  • “I believe in you.” ...
  • “I think you're beautiful.” ...
  • “You make me proud in so many ways.” ...
  • “I want you to know what my treasures are.” ...
  • “Let me tell you about the day you were born.” ...
  • “Don't ever settle for second best.”

How to make senior night special? ›

Decorate the entrance to the parking lot or school with senior night yard signs that say “Welcome to Senior Night” and/or feature each player. Decorate the locker room with streamers, signs and balloons. Paper star garlands in school colors are inexpensive and go a LONG way when you're decorating.

How do I say goodnight to my daughter? ›

Good Night Quotes For Kids
  1. “The day is over, it's time for rest. ...
  2. “Goodnight stars, goodnight air, goodnight noises everywhere.” - ...
  3. “I wish for you a good night of sleep, sweet dreams, and a smiling morning.” – ...
  4. “Good night, slept tight, awake full of joy at the morning light.” -

Do parents attend senior night? ›

This is the time of year for Senior Nights. Most fall sports holds a senior night in which seniors are introduced, nice things are said about each one and the seniors' families -- usually moms and dads -- are also introduced. It's a warm and fuzzy night.

How do I praise my senior? ›

4 Simple Ways to Show Appreciation for the Seniors in Your Life
  1. Send Handwritten Notes.
  2. Spend Time with Them and Listen to Their Stories.
  3. Ask Them for Advice.
  4. Simply Tell Them That You Care.

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