506th Association Scholarship Recipients

2013

The 506th Association will be able to award three $1,000 scholarships thanks, in part, to the generosity of Gene Overton and Carol Sullivan. Both Gene and Carol have agreed to fund named awards within our scholarship program. Gene's award will be The Eugene and Marilyn Overton Scholarship Award, while Carol's award will be named The NAVILLUS Foundation Award. Our third scholarship award is the Currahee Award and is funded by the 506th Association membership along with friends of the Association.

The NAVILLUS Foundation is a family foundation that was headed by Lee and Carol Sullivan. Lee has passed away and Carol has decided to continue funding this scholarship in order to honor Lee and the men who served in his Company. This award is dedicated to Lee Sullivan and the members of B Company, 1st Battalion, 506th Infantry who served in the Republic of Vietnam during 1969 and 1970.

Gene Overton served in C Company, 1st Battalion, 506th Infantry at Fort Campbell and the Republic of Vietnam from 1967 to 1968. Gene is also the co-founder of the 506th Association and he, along with his wife Marilyn, have donated an untold amount of time, energy, and money to further the goals of the Association. This award is dedicated to all who served with C Company from 1967 to 1968.

2013

The 506th Association has selected Rachel Musteen from West Point, NY as the recipient of the $1,000 Currahee Scholarship Award for 2013. Rachel is the daughter of LTC Jason Musteen who served with HHT 1-61 CAV (Currahee Cav). She is currently a resident of West Point, New York, where her father is a professor of military history at the United States Military Academy. Rachel completed her first year of college at William and Mary, and will be attending Sate University of New York at New Paltz this fall, so that she may earn her degree in Communications Disorders in order to become a speech pathologist.

The following letter is from Rachel:

Dear 506th Scholarship Committee,

I am very honored to be selected as a recipient of the 506th Scholarship, and would like to express my deepest gratitude. Spending the last few years of my life around the military academy, I've come to realize how much education and academia is especially important to my entire family. This scholarship will contribute greatly in my plans of continuing this tradition, allowing me to continue along my path as I pursue my speech pathology degree at SUNY New Paltz this fall.

Thank you so much for your gratitude! It truly is an honor.

Sincerely,

Rachel Musteen

2013

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Sierra A. Moreno of Colorado Springs, Colorado as the winner of the $1,000 Marilyn and Eugene Overton Scholarship Award for 2013. Sierra was born on November 19, 1994 to Romeo and Delia Moreno at Evans Hospital on the Army post of Fort Carson in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Both her parents were adamant about joining the Army soon after graduating from high school in 1990. Sierra's father continued his military career with HHC, 1-506th Infantry and was stationed with them at Camp Greaves just south of the Korean DMZ. He was then deployed to Iraq in 2004.

Sierra spent the majority of her life moving from one state to next, enjoying everything from the rustic life of Texas to the steamy jungles of Hawaii. In school, Sierra played the French horn for both concert and marching band, debated for Mesa Ridge's Forensic Team, and volunteered her time and efforts to the L.E.O. Club, National Honors Society, and Writer's Fusion. She won a Medal of Music in her second year of playing the French horn and two debates on the Forensic Team. She was also accepted to be a part of the 2012 Rocky Mountain Youth Leadership Program and the United States Academic Achievement Academy. Currently stationed in Colorado as of 2011, Sierra graduated with honors from Mesa Ridge High School in 2013 and has been accepted to the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs to pursue a major in neuroscience. She is currently a volunteer of the American Red Cross Association at Evans Hospital and hopes to become a neurosurgeon in the future.

The following letter is from Sierra:

Dear 506th Scholarship Committee,

Thank you so much for giving me this opportunity to continue my education and to pursue my dream of becoming a doctor. My mother and father (who served in the 1-506th at Camp Greaves in the Korean DMZ) were just as surprised and happy as I was at hearing this exciting news. As thankful as we were for the Committee's generosity, I cannot express in words the full extent of my gratitude at receiving the 506th Airborne Infantry Regiment Scholarship--only know that it's infinite and reaches out to every soldier that served in the 506th; these courageous men and women risked their lives so that I might have a chance to live in a country built on dreams. I am truly grateful for this and I will never forget their sacrifice.

I hope more people will get to experience this patriotic feeling and I hope the Committee continues to change people's lives for the better.

Thanks for all your help!

Sierra Moreno

2013

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Madeline Spall of St. Louis, MO as the winner of the $1000 NAVILLUS Foundation Award for 2013. Madeline attended Lutheran High School South in St. Louis. While at Lutheran South she participated in field hockey, track and field, National Honor Society, Student Council, Model United Nations, Student Ambassadors, Mentoring Program, Small Group Leader, Wind Symphony, and choir. In the Fall of 2013, Madeline will attend Stephens College in Columbia, MO and major in Integrated Marketing. Madeline is the daughter of Melvin J. Spall who served with Charlie Company, 3rd Battalion, 506th Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division

The following letter is from Madeline:

Dear 506th Scholarship Committee,

Thank you so much for selecting me as one of the 2013 scholarship winners. I am extremely honored to be chosen and it means a lot to me and my family, especially my very proud Dad. This scholarship is very special to me for many reasons and it will assist me in going to the college of my dreams and pursuing my goals. Thanks again for choosing me.

Sincerely,

Madeline Spall

2012

Our 2012 scholarship awards continue to be triple that of 2010 thanks, in part, to the generosity of Gene Overton and Carol Sullivan. Both Gene and Carol have agreed to fund named awards within our scholarship program. Gene's award will be called The Eugene and Marilyn Overton Scholarship Award, while Carol's award will be named The NAVILLUS Foundation Award. Our third scholarship award is the Currahee Award and is funded by the 506th Association membership along with friends of the Association.

2012

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Gabrielle Guarnere from Broomall, Pennsylvania, as the winner of the $1,000 Marilyn and Eugene Overton Scholarship Award for 2012. Gabrielle was born and raised outside of Philadelphia. She graduated from Marple Newtown high school in 2009, where she maintained a 3.5 Grade Point Average. While in high school, Gabrielle was a member of the dance team, played lacrosse, and in her free time enjoyed playing the piano. She has just finished her third year at Immaculata University, Immaculata PA. Gabrielle will be graduating in May of 2013 with a BSN. She is looking forward to a rewarding career as a registered nurse. Gabrielle is the granddaughter of SGT William J. (Wild Bill) Guarnere who served in E Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th PIR during WWII.

The following letter is from Gabrielle:

June 4, 2012

Dear 506th Scholarship Committee,

I would like to take this opportunity to extend my sincere appreciation for being selected to be one of the 2012 506th Association Scholarship recipients. My family and I are truly honored. My grandfather Wild Bill Guarnere of E company 506 would also like to thank you. I greatly appreciate your generosity and support as I enter into my senior year at Immaculata University for nursing. You are helping me to pursue my dreams.

Sincerely,

Gabrielle Guarnere

2012

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Terri Easter as the winner of the $1,000 NAVILLUS Foundation Award for 2012. Terri is a student at the University of Kentucky, pursuing a Bachelors in International Studies, with a focus on human rights and movements in the Middle East and North Africa, with the ultimate goal of becoming a Foreign Service Officer. She is a participant in several clubs on campus, including Students Helping Honduras and the Arabic Club, and is a recent inductee of the Phi Sigma Theta Honor society. Terri will be conducting research on violent coups and civil conflict in the fall. Terri's father is SGM Terry D. Easter of HHC, 4th BCT, 506th Infantry Regiment (Currahee).

The following letter is from Terri:

May 22, 2012

Dear 506th Scholarship Committee,

I am appreciative and honored that I have been selected as one of the recipients of the 2012 506th Association Scholarships. Your generosity has allowed me to continue pursing my Bachelors in International Studies at the University of Kentucky.

Thank you for this opportunity,

Terri Easter

CSM Charles Judd and Aleia Judd

2012

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Aleia Judd as the winner of the $1,000 Currahee Award for 2012. Aleia is a graduate of Florida State University with Bachelor of Science degrees in Chemistry and Biochemistry. She is currently attending the University of Tennessee College of Pharmacy in Memphis and expects to graduate in 2015. At UT Aleia participates in numerous health screening events where patients' blood pressure and blood glucose are checked and the patients are counseled on the values collected. Aleia is the national correspondent officer for her pharmacy fraternity Phi Delta Chi. She is also in the process of helping to establish a new committee for the Academy of Student Pharmacists at UT that reaches out to kids in middle and high school in order to warn them of the dangers of abusing prescription drugs. While classes have ended for the summer, Aleia is busy gaining experience through an introductory rotation at an Institutional and a Community pharmacy in Nashville. Aleia is the daughter of CSM Charles Judd who served with the 1-506th (Red Currahees).

The following letter is from Aleia:

June 8, 2012

Dear 506th Scholarship Committee,

I want to give you my deepest and most sincere thanks for selecting me as a 2012 Scholarship Recipient. My family and I were a part of the Currahee organization for about five years, survived two deployments, and made many friends through FRG functions. My father always speaks highly of his time in the Currahees, and I know my experiences through this organization will be ones that I keep with me forever. I am truly grateful that the 506th is helping me in my pursuit of a Doctor of Pharmacy degree at the University of Tennessee at Memphis. With this degree I hope to give back to the military community by being a clinical pharmacist in a post hospital.

Again thank you so much for selecting me for the honor of representing the 506th as a 2012 scholarship recipient.

CURRAHEE!

Aleia Judd

2011

Our 2011 scholarship awards are triple that of 2010 thanks, in part, to the generosity of Gene Overton and Lee Sullivan. Both Gene and Lee have agreed to fund named awards within our scholarship program. Gene's award will be called The Eugene and Marilyn Overton Scholarship Award , while Lee's award will be named The NAVILLUS Foundation Award.

The NAVILLUS Foundation is a family foundation headed by Lee and Carol Sullivan. This award is dedicated to the members of B Company, 1st Battalion, 506th Infantry who served in the Republic of Vietnam during 1969 and 1970.

2011

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Pietra Bruni of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania as the winner of the $1,000 Marilyn and Eugene Overton Scholarship Award. Pietra recently graduated from Seton-La Salle Catholic High School and will be attending the University of Pittsburgh this fall, with plans to double major in Psychology and Art History. At Seton-La Salle, Pietra was a member of the National Honor Society, National Forensics League, International Club, Model United Nations, Liturgy Choir, Volleyball team, Academic Games, Media Editor of the Newspaper and President of her school's chapter of SADD. Pietra was the recipient of the 2011 Saint Joan of Arc Medal and the St. Francis' Challenge Program Award Winner for two consecutive years due to her community service involvement. Pietra's marine biology based science experiment has also won numerous awards through the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science and Pittsburgh Regional Science and Engineering Fair, including the Princeton Alumni Association Award, NOAA's Taking The Pulse of the Planet Award and the American Meteorological Society's Certificate of Excellence. Pietra's future plans include obtaining her PhD in psychology and becoming a therapist/counselor. Pietra is the daughter of SGT Raymond R. Bruni who served with A Company, 1st Battalion, 506th PIR.

The following letter is from Pietra:

June 9, 2011

Dear 506th Scholarship Committee,

Thank you very much for selecting me to be a 2011 Scholarship Recipient; it means a lot that you would extend this honor to me, and I accept it with the utmost respect. Your generosity will help me pursue my goal of obtaining my PhD in psychology where I, hopefully, can help improve the happiness and quality of living of others, as you have with all your service and dedication to our country. My father was extremely proud to be a member of the 506th and would be very proud and thankful of this great honor I received and the opportunity the 506th Scholarship Committee has given me to pursue my educational goals. Thank you again for all you do and for this scholarship. God bless!

Sincerely,

Pietra Bruni

2011

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Melissa Christiansen of Las Cruces, NM as the winner of the $1,000 NAVILLUS Foundation Award for 2011. Melissa is a 2010 graduate of New Mexico State University, where she received a Bachelor's degree in Animal Science. She is currently enrolled at Washington State University in Pullman, WA, and is studying veterinary medicine. Christina's husband is SPC Thomas Christiansen who currently serves with A Company, 1st Battalion, 506th Infantry.

The following letter is from Melissa:

May 21, 2011

Dear 506th Scholarship Committee,

Thank you for selecting me to be one of the 2011 506th Association Scholarship recipients. I greatly appreciate your generosity and support as I enter into my 2nd year at WSU's College of Veterinary Medicine. You are helping me to pursue my dreams of enriching the lives of many people and their pets.

Thanks again,

Melissa Christiansen

2011

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Jonathan "Gabe" Schoepflin as the winner of one of our three 2011 $1,000 Scholarships. Gabe lives in Gum Spring, Virginia where he attends Goochland County High School and maintains a 4.11 GPA. He will attend Virginia Commonwealth University this fall and plans to major in Music Performance - Jazz Studies. While attending high school Gabe was a member of The National Honor Society, was Drum Major of the Marching Band, and played with the Symphonic and Jazz Bands. He has won various awards for music performance and composition. Gabe is the grandson of 1LT Terry Ruhlen, who served with HHC, 3rd Battalion, 506 Infantry in the Republic of Vietnam.

The following letter is from Gabe:

May 19, 2011

Dear 506th Scholarship Committee,

I am honored and grateful to be selected as one of this year's scholarship recipients. Your generosity will go a long way in assisting me financially in the pursuit of my Music Performance degree at Virginia Commonwealth University. More importantly, I would like to thank the 506th for their selfless service to our country, which continues to this day in making a difference in the lives of students such as myself. I am also grateful that my grandfather, a proud member of the 506th, is here with me today to celebrate this honor and I know that he also appreciates your organization's support of my educational goals.

Again, thank you so much for your generosity and I look forward to making the 506th proud with my musical accomplishments.

Sincerely,

Jonathan Gabriel Schoepflin
"Gabe"

2010

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Annette M. Tompkins, of Clarksville, TN as the winner of one of our two 2010 $500 Scholarships. Annette lived in Ohio where she attended Kent State University and received a BA in Psychology and Criminal Justice. As a member of Delta Gamma she was introduced to her husband, Todd who was enrolled in the Army ROTC program. Todd and Annette were married in June of 2004 and they have enjoyed their military travels to Hawaii, Georgia, and Kentucky. At each duty station Annette has continued volunteering with the Family Readiness Group. Currently Annette is pursuing her graduate degree at Austin Peay State University where she plans on attaining her School Counseling degree. Annette's future plans are to work as a guidance counselor to assist military children and parents. Annette is the spouse of CPT Todd M. Tompkins who currently serves with HHC, 1st Battalion, 506th Infantry.

The following letter is from Annette:

June 12, 2010

Dear 506th Scholarship Committee,

I am thankful to be chosen for this scholarship. As a military spouse I am proud of the dedication that my husband has to our country. His hard working spirit has given me motivation to pursue my personal goals. This contribution to my education will bring me one step closer. Thank you for assisting me with my education. I am honored to be in the Currahee family!

Thank You for your support.

Sincerely,

Annette M. Tompkins

2010

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Chelsea Gibson of Lexington Park, MD as the winner of one of our two 2010 $500 Scholarships. Chelsea is a lifelong resident of Lexington Park and graduated from Great Mills High School, Great Mills, MD in 2009 with a 3.6 Grade Point Average. While in high school, Chelsea was a member of the National Honor Society, and the National Technical Honor Society. Chelsea also enjoyed playing softball and cheering for her high school. She has just finished her first year at Salisbury State University in Salisbury, MD. After graduating from college, future plans are to attend graduate school to become a nurse practitioner. Chesea's grandfather is SFC(R) Clancy Lyall (E Co, 2nd BN, 1944-1945; E Co, 1st ABG, 1956-1958).

The following letter is from Chelsea:

June 10, 2010

Dear 506th Scholarship Committee,

Thank you so very much for selecting me to be a recipient of the 2010 Association Scholarship. I am so honored and thankful for your generosity. This scholarship will help me greatly achieve my goal of becoming a nurse practitioner. My father recently passed away at the end of May and this scholarship has helped ease the struggle of paying for college off of my mother. My grandfather served with the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment in 1944 and I am very thankful for him to still be alive today. Thank you again for awarding me with this most needed scholarship and I greatly appreciate it.

Thank you for this honor,

Chelsea Gibson

2009

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Julia Gomes, of Sandy, OR, as the winner of one of our two 2009 $500 Scholarships. Julia graduated from Sandy High School in 2008 where she was named Most Outstanding Senior in a class of 378 students. While in High School she volunteered at Mount Hood Legacy Hospital and was a 4H member. In addition, Julia volunteered to assist in various activities that supported the Boy Scouts of America in her community. Julia is currently attending the University of Portland and is majoring in Nursing with a minor in Leadership. She is also a cadet in the Portland Battalion Army ROTC program with an expected commissioning date of June 2012. She served as XO in the University of Portland 5K run/walk fundraiser to raise money to send gift baskets to soldiers overseas. Julia is an avid tennis player, baker and potter. She is the daughter of Jerry and Kaye Gomes; Jerry served with E Company, 3rd Battalion, 506th Infantry from October 1967 to June 1969

The following letter is from Julia:

June 16, 2009

Dear 506th Scholarship Committee,

I would like to thank you for awarding me with the 506th Association Scholarship. Coincidentally, I had the opportunity to attend the 3rd 506th Currahee Reunion at Fort Campbell with my parents and many other 506th Veterans from all over the United States at the end of May. We toured the base and observed different training exercises the soldiers demonstrated for us, which illuminated the soldier's expertise within their specialties and enthusiastic interest in the Veteran's own stories in the Army. We also eagerly attended the Military Ball, witnessing a true sense of camaraderie and esprit de corps among the soldiers. In addition to the excitement of being on base and seeing my father and soldiers exchange narratives, it was the perfect occasion to learn that I received the scholarship. It could not have been a better atmosphere, being in the home of the Currahees with my father's closest battle buddies and soldiers who carry on the distinguished unit's name. I can only say how grateful and honored I am in receiving the 506th Scholarship and that I readily await my own rendezvous with destiny when I become an Army Nurse in three years.

Thank you for your relentless generosity and support,

Julia Gomes

2009

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Elizabeth Wall, of Virden, IL, as the winner of one of our two 2009 $500 Scholarships. Elizabeth graduated top ten in her class from Virden High School in 2008. While in High School Elizabeth volunteered at the local Moose Kids Club, Big Brother's Big Sisters of America, Zearing Child Enrichment Center, Liberty Village Nursing Home, and Gateway Services. In High School she was also involved with Soccer, Tennis, Family Career and Community Leaders of America, Spanish Club, Science Club, Peer Counseling, and Youth Orchestra. Elizabeth is currently attending Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, majoring in Nursing and works as a Nursing Assistant at Memorial Medical Center. At SIUE, Elizabeth is a member of the Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority, National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society, Resident Housing Association and Student government as a Senator. She is the daughter of Jim and Freda Wall; Jim served with both A and D Company, 1st Battalion, 506th Infantry from January 1977 to April 1978 and with the Polish Battle Group attached to 4th BCT 506th Infantry in 2008.

The following letter is from Elizabeth:

June 28, 2009

To the 506th Infantry Regiment Association:

I am so honored to have been chosen as one the 2009 scholarship recipients. Thank you so much for your generosity; this scholarship is going to help me continue my goal of becoming a Registered Nurse Anesthetist, so that I may help and make a difference in the lives of others. You guys truly selfless and do an amazing job in everything you do and I want to thank you for that.

Thank you again for your generosity.

Sincerely,

Elizabeth Wall

2008

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Kurt Koptish whose home of record is Cincinnati, OH as the winner of one of our two 2008 $500 Scholarships. Kurt graduated from Indiana University with a BS in Public Health and was commissioned as a 2LT through ROTC in 2000. Kurt branched Medical Service Corps and served as a Platoon Leader, Executive Officer, Medical Operations Officer, and Company Commander in Germany, Fort Campbell and Iraq. CPT Koptish's last posting was as Commander of C Company, 801st Brigade Support Battalion, 506th Regimental Combat Team. Kurt's total service with the 506th was from November 2004 to July 2007 and included one tour of duty in Iraq. Currently attending Harvard Business School, Kurt looks forward to applying his military training and his degree from Harvard in his new life as a civilian.

The following letter is from Kurt:

June 5, 2008

Dear 506th Infantry Regiment Association,

Soldiers share a common bond which compels them to help each other under any circumstance and I am proud to see that tradition continue through the 506th Scholarship Committee. My deepest thanks to the committee and the network of Currahees for my selection as a 2008 scholarship recipient. I am extremely proud to have served with the 506th and to have played a role in the storied history of the unit that continues on this day. This award will help me complete my graduate studies and pursue my passions of leadership and helping others through a career in healthcare. I am looking forward to my second year at the Harvard Business School when I will be able to continue my general management and healthcare specific education. Through this career path, I hope to continue the legacy of the Association by impacting others and giving back to society. This summer I will be interning with DaVita, a healthcare company, in a strategic role looking at organizational structure and operations. It is my hope that this position will provide me the ability to apply my military and educational knowledge. My earnest gratitude for your generosity and support. Thank you again for selecting, me to receive this award.

Currahee,

Kurt Koptish

2008

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Lauren Herwehe, of State College PA,. as the winner of one of our two 2008 $500 Scholarships. Lauren graduated from Sate College Area High School in 2007 and is currently majoring in geosciences and geography at Penn State University as a student in the Schreyer Honors College. Lauren's Father, Kenneth Herwehe, served with E Company, 3rd Battalion, 506th Infantry from December 1969 to June 1970.

The following letter is from Lauren:

June 2008

To the 506th Association Scholarship Committee:

I am very excited and honored to have been chosen as a recipient of the 506 th Association Scholarship. I was in Philadelphia doing a geography field project when my mother called to tell me that I had received the scholarship. It was an extremely pleasant surprise and I almost did not believe her until I read the letter myself when I got home. With both my father and brother leaving for Iraq in the near future, we were truly grateful to have received this good news at such a stressful time.

I sincerely appreciate everything that the members of your association have done and continue to do for our nation.

Thank you for your generosity.

Sincerely,

Lauren Herwehe

2007

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Callie Richardson from Layfette, IN, as the winner of the $500 College Scholarship for 2007. Callie recently graduated from Lafayette Jefferson High School and will be a freshman at Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, in the fall of 2007. Callie's father, Dale Richardson, served with 1st Platoon, C Company, 1st Battalion, 506 Infantry, September 1967-January 1969.

The following letter is from Callie:

June 14, 2007

Dear 506th Association Scholarship Committee,

Thank you so much for choosing me as the winner of the 2007 scholarship! This truly was a surprise. When I opened the letter you had sent, my first thought was that it would tell me that my application was greatly appreciated. Instead, it was to tell me that I had won the scholarship. I was completely overjoyed and called my parents immediately to let them know of the news. A large weight has been lifted off of my shoulders knowing that part of my college fees will be paid for thanks to your generosity.

A requirement for acceptance of this scholarship award is to send a photograph of myself. I have included a photograph of my father and I because without his contribution to our country, I would not have been able to apply for this award.

Once again, thank you for your generosity and for choosing me as the winner of this scholarship! Your contribution will help me in my future goals of success and helping others.

Sincerely,

Callie Richardson

2006

The 506th Association Scholarship Committee selected Antonio Gomes from Sandy, OR as the winner of the $500 College Scholarship for 2006. Tony is the son of Kaye and Jerry Gomes [E Company (LRRP), 3rd Battalion, 506th Infantry, October 1967-June 1969] In 2006, Tony was a freshman at Oregon State University in Corvallis, OR.

The following eMail is from Tony:

January 20, 2007

Hello this is Tony Gomes the 506th Scholarship recipient,

I just wanted to say hello to you all and let you know how things are going down here at OSU! This term I am taking five classes, I have never taken so many at one time but I enjoy them! I have German 512 (standard German class) German 342- Literature, German 332 Culture, Math 95, and Spanish 101. So much translating! I am working my way up to calculus so I can get on with my other Construction Engineering classes! (I am in the Library right now thought I would take a break!)

But everything is going good, making a little money on the side every now and then working for Public Safety on Campus. There are also lots of pretty girls down here - enough to drive a guy crazy! I just wanted to say hello to you all and thank you again so much for the scholarship!!!

Talk to you again soon!

Tony Gomes

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