- Doris
Osenda for office support.
- Jon
Gillespie and Edward Tau for expert computer support.
- Angela
Webster for helping to process new Project Read books.
- Nancy
Gormezano for her images for “One Kool Keeper.”
- Linda Noftle for her weekly math class.
- Tutors Katy Colpetzer and Jason Siroonian for volunteering in the
Computer Learning Lab.
- Sidney Anderson, Carlos Hernandez, Maria Osberger, and Kimberly Rengle
for speaking to the July tutor orientation. Daphyne Benson, Pedro
Gomez, Renee Snyder, Nick Thomas, and Gale Ward for speaking at the
September tutor orientation.
- Sona Avakian, Alex Cuff, Claire LaVaute, Kendal Quinn, and Hilary
Winkler for proofreading the newsletter.
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- MONICA
BARRERA just completed reading her first book, Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde!
- MAHMOUD
NAFIE graduated from Jelani House on July 28th!
- CECILIA
MORENO’s daughter Veronica Angel will be attending SFSU!
- WILLIAM
GARCIA was promoted to manager of A.G. Ferrari Foods on Castro Street!
- NEIL
MILLS has finished the first draft of a memoir of his involvement
in founding a local social service program!
- JOYCE
PATTERSON began filling out money orders and is wiring money by
herself. She also went to a travel agency and purchased tickets
for a vacation!
- IRIS
BURNETT used a computer for the first time in her life in our Computer
Learning Lab!
- MAURICE
ROBERSON registered to vote for the first time and is learning about
what is on the upcoming ballot so he can make informed voting decisions!
- Members
of the WEDNESDAY NIGHT READERS, Project Read’s book discussion group,
have read, written about, and discussed eight books to date!
- TORRANCE
DOMINQUEZ. It is always a good feeling to see a Project Read learner
turn a long-term goal into a reality. Torrance Dominguez succeeded
in making his goal of going to a four-year college a reality. The
other day Torrance left to attend Morgan State University in Baltimore.
I had the personal privilege of being there at the beginning, seeing
his dream of a good education take form in his life. I watched him
overcome many obstacles and grow in his confidence and ability to
achieve. All of us at Project Readlearners, tutors and staffshould
take pride not just in Torrance , but in all our learners’ achievements
today. Thanks Torrance for the privilege of watching you grow!
Leon Veal
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