You’re all doers’
Kalaya Jackson enters the Columbia Basin Job Corps Center gym for her graduation ceremony, followed by Jesus Angel Lizarraga.
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Graduating Job Corps student Micheal Baker hands a rose to his mother, Amy Gillette. Baker’s father Joe Foster, right, is a 1988 graduate of the center.
Illyana Reyes, right, receives her certificate from guest speaker Jim McKiernan at the Columbia Basin Job Corps Center graduation Thursday.
The eight new graduates from Columbia Basin Job Corps Center turn their tassels. From left: Tyler South, Jacob Humphries, Illyana Reyes, Jaydan Davis, Jesus Angel Lizarraga, Micheal Baker Jr., Kalaya Jackson and Isaias Alvarez.
Guest speaker Jim McKiernan addresses the audience at the Columbia Basin Job Corps Center graduation Thursday. McKiernan emphasized the importance of doing things, rather than merely talking about them.
New Job Corps graduates Micheal Baker Jr., left, and Isaias Alvarez stop to hug some of their instructors after receiving their certificates.
MOSES LAKE — It was a small ceremony as commencements go, but the emotions were huge at the Columbia Basin Job Corps Center graduation.
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