MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WDNews) — Governor Kay Ivey shared a Thanksgiving message with Alabamians on Thursday, reflecting on gratitude, community and the values she says define the state.
In a video released by her office, Ivey thanked residents for the “many blessings God has poured upon us,” including family, freedom and the privilege of calling Alabama home.
“As your governor, I am truly thankful for the honor of serving you,” Ivey said, noting her appreciation for the “strength and spirit” of the state’s people.
Ivey compared Alabama’s shared blessings to a harvest nurtured “by many hands,” saying they grow from faith, hard work and mutual respect. She added that Thanksgiving serves as a time for families and communities to come together and recognize what endures.
“From my home to yours, may this day be filled with peace and hope for the season ahead,” Ivey said, ending with a wish for a “Happy Thanksgiving” to all Alabamians.
Ivey closed her message by expressing hope that God would “continue to bless each of you and the great state of Alabama.”
