Longboat Island Chapel honors local students

Longboat Island Chapel members celebrated Mother’s Day with the church’s annual Scholarship Sunday May 8.

  • By Kristen Herhold
  • | 1:21 p.m. May 8, 2016
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Longboat Island Chapel members celebrated Mother’s Day with the church’s annual Scholarship Sunday May 8.

The church awarded scholarships to sixteen students from Longboat Key and surrounding areas.

At the service, members also donated items for Riverview High School’s Cyesis program, which helps teenage parents.

Judy Achre with the church’s donations to Cyesis
Judy Achre with the church’s donations to Cyesis
Savannah Schield, Longboat Key resident and scholarship recipient, with mother, Doreen
Savannah Schield, Longboat Key resident and scholarship recipient, with mother, Doreen
Scholarship coordinator Nathalie Treonis, front row center, with the scholarship recipients
Scholarship coordinator Nathalie Treonis, front row center, with the scholarship recipients
Scholarship recipient Freddy De La Torre, center, with parents, Freddy and Marcia
Scholarship recipient Freddy De La Torre, center, with parents, Freddy and Marcia
Scholarship recipient Jessie Hernandez, right, with sister, Arlette, and mother, Adriana
Scholarship recipient Jessie Hernandez, right, with sister, Arlette, and mother, Adriana
Scholarship recipients Victoria Jones and Kelsey Anthofer
Scholarship recipients Victoria Jones and Kelsey Anthofer
Scholarship recipient Robert Lamberti with mother, Toni
Scholarship recipient Robert Lamberti with mother, Toni
Scholarship recipient Alyssa Smith with mother, Josie
Scholarship recipient Alyssa Smith with mother, Josie
Scholarship recipient Ayshah Zaman, center, with sister, Subrina, and mother, Morjina
Scholarship recipient Ayshah Zaman, center, with sister, Subrina, and mother, Morjina

 

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