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2007 Family <strong>of</strong> Funds<br />

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS (Cont.)<br />

Helen T. Bianca Nursing Scholarship<br />

Fund (2000)<br />

The Helen T. Bianca Nursing Scholarship Fund was<br />

established as a permanent tribute to Helen Bianca,<br />

loving wife, mother, and grandmother, who<br />

respected and admired the dedicated people in the<br />

nursing pr<strong>of</strong>ession. The purpose <strong>of</strong> this fund is to<br />

provide financial assistance to graduating seniors<br />

at any high school in <strong>New</strong> <strong>Britain</strong> and Berlin who<br />

wish to pursue a nursing degree at an accredited<br />

four-year college or university.<br />

Vincent F. Biscoglio, Sr., Memorial<br />

Scholarship Fund (1998)<br />

The Vincent F. Biscoglio, Sr., Memorial Scholarship<br />

Fund was established by friends and family <strong>of</strong> Mr.<br />

Biscoglio for graduating seniors <strong>of</strong> Berlin High<br />

School who have participated in Berlin UpBeat.<br />

Students must demonstrate qualities <strong>of</strong> leadership,<br />

character and service to school and community;<br />

and plan to pursue a degree at a four-year college<br />

or university.<br />

Gloria Biscoglio Bosco Memorial<br />

Scholarship Fund (1996)<br />

The Gloria Biscoglio Bosco Memorial Scholarship<br />

Fund was established by Gloria’s husband, Bob,<br />

as a tribute to her years <strong>of</strong> teaching in the Berlin<br />

school system. This scholarship provides funds for<br />

Berlin High School seniors pursuing a degree in<br />

elementary education.<br />

Virginia and William Bray Scholarship<br />

Fund (2003)<br />

The Virginia and William Bray Scholarship Fund<br />

was established by Ginny’s husband, Bill, as a<br />

tribute to the wonderful people at the Jerome<br />

Home who cared for her as she battled Parkinson’s<br />

disease. This scholarship was designed to provide<br />

educational assistance to the employees <strong>of</strong> Jerome<br />

Home who are pursuing pr<strong>of</strong>essional education<br />

beyond high school.<br />

Our Donors (Cont.)<br />

CFGNB Discretionary Fund<br />

T. Grace Firnhaber<br />

Jim and Mary Lou Sanders<br />

The Stanley Works-Matching Gifts Program<br />

Susan and Raymond Venberg<br />

in honor <strong>of</strong> our 50th anniversary<br />

CFGNB Operating Fund<br />

Dianne V. Harper<br />

in memory <strong>of</strong> George C. Springer<br />

John Marinelli Commercial Photography<br />

in-kind gift<br />

SEI Investments<br />

TD Banknorth, N.A.<br />

Wealth Management Group<br />

William G. Bryant Memorial<br />

Scholarship Fund (2001)<br />

The William G. Bryant Memorial Scholarship Fund<br />

was established by family and friends to honor the<br />

memory <strong>of</strong> Billy Bryant, a smart, inquisitive, caring<br />

young adult. This scholarship is for graduating<br />

seniors <strong>of</strong> Plainville High School pursuing higher<br />

education or technical training leading to a career<br />

in engineering, the construction industry or real<br />

estate development.<br />

Dick Burkarth/Shuttle Meadow<br />

Country Club Scholarship Fund<br />

(2002)<br />

The Dick Burkarth/Shuttle Meadow Country Club<br />

Scholarship Fund was established by hundreds<br />

<strong>of</strong> club members as a tribute to Dick upon his<br />

retirement as head golf pr<strong>of</strong>essional at Shuttle<br />

Meadow Country Club. This scholarship is awarded<br />

to a graduating high school senior and/or full-time<br />

college student from Berlin, Farmington, <strong>New</strong><br />

<strong>Britain</strong>, <strong>New</strong>ington, Plainville or Southington who is<br />

attending an accredited college or university, and<br />

who plans to pursue a golf industry-related career.<br />

Connecticut Health <strong>Foundation</strong> Fund<br />

(2005)<br />

The Connecticut Health <strong>Foundation</strong>’s Health<br />

Leadership Fellows Program is a year-long<br />

knowledge and skill-building program designed to<br />

create leaders who will pursue careers in public<br />

policy, public health practice, community advocacy,<br />

academia and related fields. The Connecticut<br />

Health <strong>Foundation</strong> Fund supports this program<br />

with the <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Greater</strong> <strong>New</strong><br />

<strong>Britain</strong> acting as fiscal agent.<br />

Catherine C. Conway Memorial<br />

Scholarship Fund (2005)<br />

The Catherine C. Conway Memorial Scholarship<br />

Fund was established as a bequest to the<br />

<strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Greater</strong> <strong>New</strong> <strong>Britain</strong> to<br />

be awarded annually to a graduating senior at<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Britain</strong> High School who will attend Central<br />

Connecticut State University and pursue a degree<br />

in education.<br />

Partners in Philanthropy<br />

Benefactor ($1,000 and above)<br />

Anonymous<br />

FSB <strong>Foundation</strong>, Inc.<br />

Chris and Ken Julian<br />

Doug and Donna Lasher<br />

Charles and Joan Leach<br />

Gregory and Pamela Reynolds<br />

Paul and Annette Salina<br />

James G. and Vickie J. Williamson<br />

Jean Young<br />

Special Friend ($500 to $999)<br />

Anonymous (2)<br />

Joe and Carmen Baker<br />

Michael J. Davey Memorial<br />

Scholarship Fund (1992)<br />

The Michael J. Davey Memorial Scholarship Fund<br />

was established by the Davey family as a memorial<br />

to Michael, a student in the Alternative Education<br />

Program (ALTA) at Southington High School. It is<br />

awarded annually to a graduating senior <strong>of</strong> the<br />

ALTA Program to encourage its graduates to<br />

continue their education.<br />

Alma Exley Scholarship Fund (1995)<br />

The Alma Exley Scholarship Fund was established<br />

in memory <strong>of</strong> Alma Exley, a dedicated educator<br />

within the Connecticut Department <strong>of</strong> Education<br />

and a tireless advocate for diversity in the teaching<br />

pr<strong>of</strong>ession. Before her death in 1995, Alma asked<br />

her family to establish a scholarship program to<br />

carry on her work. One scholarship provides<br />

financial support and recognition to a student <strong>of</strong><br />

color admitted to a traditional teacher preparation<br />

program at a Connecticut college or university. A<br />

second scholarship is awarded to a person <strong>of</strong> color<br />

who has completed the Connecticut Department<br />

<strong>of</strong> Higher Education’s Alternate Route to Teacher<br />

Certification (ARC) program.<br />

Louis P. Gianoli Scholarship Fund<br />

(1998)<br />

The Louis P. Gianoli Scholarship Fund was established<br />

to give individuals who have overcome<br />

adversity the chance to attend college. This was a<br />

dream <strong>of</strong> Mr. Gianoli’s that went unfulfilled because<br />

<strong>of</strong> family hardship. Graduating seniors <strong>of</strong> <strong>New</strong><br />

<strong>Britain</strong> and E.C. Goodwin Technical High Schools<br />

pursuing two- or four-year degrees, or advanced<br />

education in a trade or technical field, may apply<br />

for this scholarship.<br />

Ronald F. Gilrain Scholarship Fund<br />

(2002)<br />

The Ronald F. Gilrain Scholarship Fund was established<br />

to give young people the additional support<br />

they need to succeed in life. Mr. Gilrain realized that<br />

cultural differences <strong>of</strong>ten create barriers to success<br />

in the world <strong>of</strong> higher education. The Educational<br />

Opportunities Program (EOP) at Central<br />

Connecticut State University provides a support<br />

network for young people who otherwise might not<br />

succeed in college. The Ronald F. Gilrain Scholarship<br />

Fund provides financial assistance to <strong>New</strong> <strong>Britain</strong><br />

High School graduates who successfully complete<br />

the summer EOP program and will attend CCSU.<br />

Charles and Sia Bauer<br />

Jan Blackburn<br />

Keith and Ann Bova<br />

Gerri Brown-Springer<br />

in memory <strong>of</strong> George C. Springer, Sr.<br />

Cheryl and Herb Carlson<br />

Peter and Marcelyn Clarke<br />

Fred Elia<br />

Joseph R. Ertl<br />

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Harris, Jr.<br />

Cherry W. Howard<br />

Phyllis and Ed Kindelan<br />

Andy and Fran Meade<br />

John and Moira Myers<br />

Lois and Hugh Penney

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