PUNTA GORDA, FL (May 30, 2013) — Charlotte Regional Medical Center Volunteers recently announced the recipients of their 2013 scholarships. Graduates of Charlotte High School and students at Edison State College and Edison Collegiate High School were eligible to receive prizes ranging from $500 - $2000 to further their educational goals in the field of nursing and medicine. The 14 graduates selected received scholarships totaling $25,000.
Based on the foundations of exceptional scholarship, recipients of the reward were carefully chosen based on their qualifications. “This was an outstanding group of applicants,” stated Henry Ereth, President of Volunteers at Charlotte Regional. “We are very proud of this group.” Such confidence is no doubt inspired by the scholarly aspirations of the young people who were considered for the award.
The Charlotte Regional Medical Center Volunteers Scholarship winners included Cassandra Chung, Andrew Dubbaneh, Ignacio Fernandez, Jessica Fulton, Kealey Keepers, Sean Lamphier, Catherine Manuel, Miranda Peet, Katheryn Robarts, Jovan Saintil, Jessica Tardibuono and Jaret Williams all from Charlotte High School; Marissa Butcosk from Edison Collegiate High School; and Kailey Daugherty, Charlotte Regional Medical Center employee.
Pictured l to r: Wilma Johnston, CRMC Volunteer Scholarship Committee; Kealey Keepers; Katheryn Robarts; Ignacio Fernandez; Catherine Manuel; Sean Lamphier; Henry Ereth, CRMC Volunteer President.
Located in Punta Gorda, Charlotte Regional Medical Center is a full-service hospital dedicated to abiding by the mission of: Caring professionals dedicated to serving our community. Founded in 1947, 208-bed Charlotte Regional is Joint Commission Accredited and an award-winning hospital, with stroke services, orthopedics and respiratory programs earning national distinction.
