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Get off the couch, put down the phone and get out of the house to make a difference in the world. As keynote speaker, retired attorney and GCC alum Benjamin Bonarigo mused about how and what one can say to this generation of graduates full of excitement and possible angst about how to storm the life before them and make a worthwhile impact. Her words were understanding but moving, to the point that her son eventually fulfilled his promise to carry on with his schooling as a first-generation college student, graduating first from GCC in For the next four years, he studied at the State University of New York at Buffalo, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in business management in and then his Juris Doctorate in So he knows that words matter.
I wouldn't be standing here without both of them in my life. For those of us here, like myself, who lived a good portion of our lives. Call Arena in Batavia. No doubt. But my question to all of us here today is, do we have that right? Our world has made tremendous advances in our lifetime. We can fly rocket ships to Mars with regularity.
It's been said before, and most would agree, that we live a more affluent lifestyle than generations before us. And that's just the shortlist. As we look at this, are we really in the best position to lay out the plan for these folks? What has become clear to those of us who have lived long enough is that material things don't bring us true happiness. In fact, those of us like me who have seen the sun rise thousands of times, are desperately trying to get rid of stuff that in earlier days meant so much to us.
We have lived the dream of chasing the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Are we really better off for it? Are we fulfilled by our success and acquiring things? This seems contrary to everything that you've been taught, which is to be like PacMan, acquiring everything that comes your way. We make a life by what we give. Graduates have shared with him how parents, family, friends and others have helped along on their educational journey, and he asked for a round of applause to thank them all on this culminating day of all efforts.
