Letter to the President of the Philippines

June 30, 2014

Dear Mr. President,


             Good day Mr. President. In this letter, I would like to express my warmest greetings for your outstanding performance as the 15th President of the Republic of the Philippines. You made your supporter's votes worth it for never failing them. Although many Filipinos aren't still convinced and contended with your service, you always try your best to pass on the qualities of a president they are looking for. You always do your best to fulfill the needs of your countryman whenever we are in need. You always give attention to the things that needs to be noticed. And for that, I would like to give you a big round of applause.

                 I must admit, I wasn't at your back when you were still running for the position you are into now. I was very disappointed when you won the presidential election. But, you got me wrong. So far, you have been showing things that I expect you to do. You work as a true leader, a supporting father and a hero. You have improved our country so much. You never stop resolving problems in our country. You always keep on eye on every Filipino here and outside the country. You have brought our country to worldwide competitions. Economic Growth happened during your term. More and more people behind the corruption in this country are slowly being put to where they should belong. Things went possible because of your administration.

                How lucky the Philippines is for having a great President like you. You proved to us that things can be possible as long as you have a responsible leader, and a united nation. You have unending solutions that the Filipinos need to resolve problems such as poverty, corruption and more. Behind all the achievements you have, you are still humble and don't forget to look behind to the people who push you to where you are now. You let us join you walk and travel on the "Tuwid na Daan" (Straight Path) towards the success of the Philippines. I wish you good luck in running this country. God Bless you Mr. President.

Respectfully yours,  
MARK JASON RABOY

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