WNY Tech Academy Decision Day highlights higher learning
The Express
DANSVILLE Some life choices are difficult and some are simple. For eight local students who attend the Western New York (WNY) Tech Academy, their choices are leading them in the next step toward their career goals.
On Jan. 26 and 28, these eight WNY Tech Academy 11th grade students selected their college pathway in which they wish to concentrate on: Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Marketing and Social Media, and Supply Chain Management.
Due to a hybrid schedule, the event was held over the course of two days with two students joining remotely.
The WNY Tech Academy students and their home schools are: Preston Bell (Dansville), Isabelle Bradshaw (Avon), Jesse Churchill (Caledonia-Mumford), AJ Galligan (Warsaw), Koi Hennig (Dansville), Mackenzie Jacobs (Dansville) Erik Schwab (LeRoy) and Emma Will (Byron-Bergen).
It is with the greatest of sadness we share the sudden passing of William (Bill) Buie on Sunday, December 6, 2020.
William was born on July 18, 1944, the second eldest of Pat and Angus Buie’s 5 children. Bill treasured a close relationship with his siblings Trish, Kathy, John and Jim. This sibling love was strengthened by the relationships with their children and the time he spent with his nieces and nephews.
In 1968, while out with a mutual friend, Bill found himself at the home of Mary Joan Bradshaw; this was the night he met the love of his life. Bill and Mary were married on August 22, 1970 and spent over 50 years together. They have 3 children Jody, Laurie and Robert. Bill so loved his family and ensured we knew this every day. His love for Mary was the foundation and together they faced the world growing more in love daily.