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| 2008
District Award Recipients – Congratulations! |
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Awards were presented at a luncheon
as part of the 2008 District Annual Meeting on Saturday, May 3,
2008.
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| Jerry
Davidoff |
| Lifetime Achievement
Award |
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| – for Furthering Through
Lifetime Accomplishment a Greater Awareness and Understanding, in
Our Congregations and Our Region, of the Potential of Unitarian
Universalism to Transform Individual Lives, Communities, and the
Greater World |
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Jerry Davidoff
(right), Unitarian Church of Westport (CT), accepting
the Lifetime Achievement Award from Rick Fierberg,
District trustee (left), and Jerry Muntz, District
President. |
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| Lara
Campbell |
| Award for Excellence in
Religious Education |
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| – for Outstanding Contributions
to the Field of Lifespan Religious Education |
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Lara Campbell
(left), Director of Religious Education at the Community
Unitarian Church at White Plains (NY), accepting the
Award for Excellence in Religious Education from the
Rev. Tracy Sprowls Jenks, District trustee and Religious
Education Minister at the Unitarian Society of Ridgewood
(NJ). |
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| Doug
Rhodes |
| June Z. Gillespie Award |
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| – for Developing Awareness
Within One's Congregation of Denominational Affairs at the District
or National Level Through Personal Action and Encouragement |
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Doug Rhodes, UU
Congregation of Princeton (NJ), accepting the June Z.
Gillespie Award from Jerry Muntz, District President. |
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| Joan
Karp |
| Unsung Unitarian
Universalist Award |
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| – for Significant and Continuing
Contributions to Unitarian Universalism Without Regard for
Recognition |
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Joan Karp, UU
Fellowship of Sussex County (Newton NJ), accepting the
Unsung Unitarian Universalist Award. |
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| 2008
District Scholarship Recipients – Congratulations! |
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Three District youth received
scholarships of $500 each at the 2008 District Annual Meeting on
Saturday, May 3, 2008. The District Scholarship Committee considers
students who manifest their UU values in service to a local
congregation, the UU movement, and the larger community. Breadth or
depth of contributions, leadership or initiative, and responsible
commitment are determining qualities. The applicant should be
enrolled or about to enroll in a college, university, or other post
high school educational program.
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| Kyle
Reaves, Elyn Wolfe, and Coral Kennelty-Cohen |
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Kyle Reaves
(right), Central Unitarian Church (Paramus NJ), and Elyn
Wolfe, UU Fellowship of Stony Brook (NY), accepting
their scholarships. Coral Kennelty-Cohen, South Nassau
UU Congregation (Freeport NY), was not able to attend. |
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