Connections, a program at Worcester Youth and Family. Pictured, from left,
are Melanie Windsor, Worcester Youth and Family; Lisa Hall, Berlin Town
Council member; and Brigitte Saulsbury, Worcester Youth and Family.
W. Perdue Foundation and the Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore.
The grants, totaling $12,500, were used to hire a translator for therapists.
Pictured, from left, are Doug Wilson, president, Community Foundation of the
Eastern Shore; Mark Engberg, Easter Seals Lower Eastern Shore Advisory
Committee member; Ford Waggoner, Easter Seals director of Marketing; Pam
Reuther, Easter Seals vice president of Programs; Jan Perdue with the Arthur
W. Perdue Foundation; and Kim Nechay, executive director of the Arthur W.
Perdue Foundation.
Collick will be attending Towson University with plans to major in political
science. Tingle will be a nursing major this fall at Salisbury University. Pic-
tured, from left, are King Lion Sean Williams, Collick and her mother, Renita
Jarman, Lori Gustis and James Tingle, parents of Tingle, and Scholarship
Chairman Jay Northway.
ons Club and is based at Stephen Decatur High School. Every year, the Leos
assist the OC Lions in raising awareness and funds for their many eyesight
programs. Also, every year the Leo Club helps fund the National Lions Leader
Dogs for the Blind program. Pictured, from left, are new Leo members Collin
Bankert, president; Ciara Wright, vice president; Fiona O'Brien, secretary;
and Emily Cashman, treasurer.
port their efforts to provide care services, direct research and enact public
policy for lives of people with ALS and their families. Pictured, from left, are
Sherry Singer, Patient & Family Services coordinator, The ALS Association
DC/MD/VA Chapter; Nancy Sterling; Mark Engberg, Fund representative; and
BJ Summers, director, Development and Philanthropic Services. In Salisbury,
The Walk to Defeat ALS is Saturday, Sept. 21, at Winterplace Park with regis-
tration at noon. To support, visit www.walktodefeatALS.org.