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Obituary: Louis W. Cherry 1937-2021
Louis W. Cherry. Courtesy photo
Family and friends mourn the loss of Lou Cherry, 83, a former resident of Calais, Vt., who died on April 4, 2021, of pancreatic cancer in Asheville, N.C. Born in 1937 in New York City to Hungarian immigrants, Lou treasured his heritage, particularly its culinary traditions. Along with his service in the National Guard as a cook, he also relished cooking vast quantities of paprikash and goulash for his family and friends. While a student at Earlham College, Lou studied in Mexico and became fluent in Spanish. He earned his master’s from Rutgers University and had a long career as a social worker at Pilgrim Psychiatric Center on Long Island, New York. Lou was also an assistant professor at Stony Brook’s School of Social Welfare.
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RICHMOND, Ind. Earlham College raised $1.3 million from 2,949 donors at its seventh annual Earlham Day, shattering the previous record of the day-of-giving event, according to a release.
“I am truly blown away by not only the generosity of our worldwide community, but also the deep commitment demonstrated by our alumni and friends at a time of great uncertainty in our world,” Earlham President Anne Houtman said. “This year’s Earlham Day has strengthened our capacity to support future generations of students who will go on to become the kind of change-makers the world so desperately needs.”
The record-setting event was fueled by the generosity of a group of alumni and other benefactors who matched every donor’s gift, of all amounts, by $200, despite the event being held virtually due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Abe Tawfeek is Named Principal of Vanguard Collegiate of Indianapolis
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Abe Tawfeek, Principal of Vanguard Collegiate of Indianapolis
“Abe Tawfeek has deep roots in the Indianapolis community, and understands the triumphs of motivating our scholars to aspire to higher learning. INDIANAPOLIS (PRWEB) April 21, 2021
Vanguard Collegiate of Indianapolis, a public charter school serving students in the 5th to 8th grades, is pleased to welcome Abe Tawfeek to its school community as principal. A native of west Indianapolis and 1999 graduate of Northwest High School, Tawfeek assumed his new role in mid-February.
“Abe Tawfeek brings to the Vanguard team a wealth of experience in building positive school culture,” said Robert Marshall, founder and executive director of Vanguard Collegiate. “Abe has deep roots in the Indianapolis community, and understands the triumphs of motivating our scholars to aspi
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