baths of lucca. The pandemic did not push away the objectives of Debora D’Alfonso who graduated online, with full marks, in Euro-American literature and philology at the University of Pisa.
The new graduate dedicates the result achieved to her father, Aladdin, who passed away prematurely in 2012, when she was 16. After completing her three-year degree in 2019, Debora earned her master’s degree with a thesis on teaching methodology. D’Alfonso, 25, lives at the Villa in Corsena with his mother Namely and brother Riccardo, and has been working for the comprehensive Lucca 3 institute since November. It was 2012 when his father, Aladino, died leaving the whole community of Bagni di Lucca in despair, which appreciated him for his great human charge. D’Alfonso was an esteemed and well-known judo master throughout Mediavalle and Garfagnana.
«I dedicate this achievement to my father – says the new graduate – thanking him for the opportunity he gave me to study and for all the values that I carry within me thanks to him. It’s as if he graduated today. This result is for my father, hoping that, wherever he is, he can feel proud of this path and of the woman I have become. I thank him for believing in me, for teaching me to never give up and to believe in myself, but above all thank you for everything that I carry within me. For many, a degree is simply a title or a piece of paper, for me it is the realization of a dream and the keeping of a promise ».
To the congratulations of mother Naime and brother Riccardo and are added those of the editorial staff of the Tyrrhenian Sea. –
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