Stamford Board Of Realtors Rewards 8 Students With Scholarships

STAMFORD, Conn. -- The Stamford Board of Realtors awarded community scholarships to eight Stamford students at a recent reception.

The Stamford Board of Realtors awarded $1,000 scholarships to eight seniors at Stamford schools at a reception last week. See story for IDs.
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Claire Howlett, Westhill
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Jenna Abrams, Westhill
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Rachel Katz, Westhill
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Zoe Eliades, Westhill
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Brandon Temple, Stamford
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Jonathan Rich, Stamford
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Joseph Aunce, Westhill
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Matt Pascale, Trinity Catholic
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Tom Renner

05/22/2014 11:00 a.m.

The board has been awarding community service scholarships for 18 years to high school seniors who are Stamford residents and attending Stamford, public, private or parochial schools.

Each student received a $1,000 scholarship. They were chosen based on the following criteria: service to the community, service to the school, demonstrated leadership ability and acceptance by an accredited institute of higher learning.

The scholarship awards were presented to:

Stamford High School: Jonathan Rich and Brandon Temple
Westhill High School: Jenna Abrams, Joseph Aunce, Zoe Eliades, Claire Howlett and Rachel Katz
Trinity Catholic: Matthew Pascale

The Stamford Board of Realtors Committee included Chairperson Millie Lewis Sanislo, and committee members, Joelle Bentley, Kim Hittman, Judy Amster and Isabel Leonhardt.

Stamford Board of Realtors President Thaddea Sheridan, Stamford Board Director Laura Feghali, and Stamford Public School Affairs officer Sharon Beadle and parents of the students also attended the reception.

Photo identifications: First photo: First row: Jenna Abrams, Claire Howlett, Rachel Katz, Zoe Eliades. Back row: Millie Lewis Sanislo, Thaddea Sheridan, Matt Pascale, Brandon Temple, Joseph Aunce, Jonathan Rich, Joelle Bentley and Sharon Beadle.

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