Dwyane Wade surprises high school senior at her graduation ceremony

Negeen Fallahzadeh, a senior at Western High School in Davie, Florida started the social media campaign #WadetoWestern in 2014 in hopes that the Miami Heat's Dwyane Wade would attend her school's graduation ceremony.

With the support of school administrators and her classmates; letters, tweets and retweets were sent for months.

WesternHigh is trying to get @DwyaneWade to speak at graduation on June 4th 2015!(Pls RT!) @MiamiHEAT #WadetoWestern pic.twitter.com/BOSyUObFB8

— QueenNegeenWade (@Negeen10) March 29, 2015

Wade and his team took notice and surprised Fallahzadeh by greeting her on stage and delivering a speech to Western's graduating class at Nova Southeastern University last night.

Then he posted the following on Instagram:

Dreams do come true... #WadetoWestern was a hastag that this young lady Negeen's started last July to get me to come to her graduation..and BOOM we just did that.. @wadesworldfdn #AllergictoNo

A photo posted by dwyanewade (@dwyanewade) on Jun 4, 2015 at 5:52pm PDT

Wade's teammate, Udonis Haslem also shared a few words to Western's seniors by releasing the following video:

It's not the first time Wade has surprised his fans, he surprised Archbishop Coleman Carroll senior Nicole Muxo at her prom in 2013 after she posted her promposal to him on YouTube.

Wade's appearance Thursday night continues to show his strong ties to the South Florida community during a week where many rumors have swirled regarding his contract status and a possible rift between him and the Heat.

Last Friday, he joined hundreds of cyclists in Miami's monthly Critical Mass event.