Dear Partners and Friends (Farewell) by Dennis S Murray Sr While working at the Department of Labor (DOL) headquarters in Washington, DC for the undersecretary office I was asked by my supervisor to talk with some youth at one of the high schools about creating upper mobility and internship programs. The next day in April 1980 I went out in the Southeast community ward 8 where Anacostia High School is located and requested a meeting with its principal to discuss opportunities with there feature juniors and seniors at the school. One of the first students I encounter among the forty that was picked was 16 years old senior name Sherrie Easely-Deadymler who was out spoken about what her career goals were but also reserve in her mannerisms. The following day I reported my finding back to my supervisor on what I had accomplished. I requested that we help all forty youth and to know surprise he said yes, but he also told me that I had to schedule all the interviews and find each one
provide a full range of services that include: conference planning, special events projects, creative services, graphics/digital/coding, exhibits, motivational speech platform, policy and regulations organizational development, literary communications (publishing-printing-tip sheets, press releases, speech writing) and the development of featured short stories in all categories, etc.