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DAR chapter awards four scholarships to DSC students

The chapter also recently inducted a new member.

  • By Observer staff
  • | 9:45 a.m. April 28, 2023
Scholarship recipients Sabrina Kushelman, Jessica "Kirby" Boatman and Amber Rohrer, Falcon HOPE Center Director Rabecka Collins, scholarship recipient Katie Bonds, DAR Chapter Regent Cathy Greenblum and Scholarship Chair Marilyn Meeske. Courtesy photo
Scholarship recipients Sabrina Kushelman, Jessica "Kirby" Boatman and Amber Rohrer, Falcon HOPE Center Director Rabecka Collins, scholarship recipient Katie Bonds, DAR Chapter Regent Cathy Greenblum and Scholarship Chair Marilyn Meeske. Courtesy photo
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At meeting on April 24, the Capt. James Ormond Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution awarded scholarships to four students part of Daytona State College's Fresh Start program.

Fresh Start is a "free transition program designed to provide support and encouragement, while offering practical tools for success in achieving one's academic and personal goals," according to DSC. The scholarship recipients were:

  • Sabrina Kushelman
    DAR Registrar Denise Sykes, new member Dotti Palmer and Regent Cathy Greenblum. Courtesy photo
  • Jessica "Kirby" Boatman
  • Amber Rohrer
  • Katie Bonds

For more information about Fresh Start, call 386-506-4377 or email [email protected].

Additionally, the chapter inducted a new member at its meeting: Dotti Palmer.

To learn more about the local DAR chapter representing Daytona Beach and Ormond Beach, visit fssdar.com/CaptainJamesOrmondDAR.

 

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