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In this tranquil corner of France, tidy villages share a forested valley with elegant châteaux. Wine makers tend cherished grapes with squinty-eyed care. This rich culture embraces old ways, and we'll do the same as we sample the region's namesake vintages, pause for a picnic with longtime VBT friends, explore one of France's 100 most beautiful markets, head into the cavernous underground of St. Emilion, and so much more. Perfection!
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- Delight the eye as you cycle through villages, woods, vineyards, fruit orchards and cattle pastures
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- Visit a private home, where you'll enjoy a picnic-style lunch
- Learn about wine production at a private estate – and enjoy a tasting
- Wander the charming streets of Sainte Foy la Grande, a 13th-century walled town
- Browse through one of the 100 most beautiful markets in France
- Relax at the pools, golf courses, and other recreational amenities of your hotels
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Stanley preached at the church for the first time and met with parishioners during a reception afterward. As priest in charge, he will work under the terms of a three-year contract that will end with the church deciding if it wants to move forward with Stanley as its permanent rector.
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Daily Single Entry:Parking fee is a flat rate of $12. Daily single entry with disabled person's placard/license plate is $5. Pay on exit at level P: pay station, discharge lobby pay station or parking cashier.(Rates subject to change without notice.)
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Isaak Baker
Calvert Middle School
Calvert County Public Schools
Nominated by MSDE
- Isaak Baker, an eighth grade student at Calvert Middle School, reached the semifinals of the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. this year. Isaak was one of two Maryland Public School students to advance to the penultimate round of the nation's most prestigious (and most challenging) Spelling Bee.
Black History Oratory Contest Winners
- At the Annual Black History Oratory Contest, 23 students from around the state recited their essays based on one of three inspirational quotations by Black Leaders. The oratory contest was open to all high school students in grades 9-12 who were asked to submit original essays based on quotes by Reginald F. Lewis. The oratory contest was open to all high school students in grades 9-12 who were asked to submit original essays based on quotes by Reginald F. Lewis. The three winners are:
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Tuesday Barnes
10th grade
Bryn Mawr School for Girls
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Second Place:
Jordan Oliver
10th grade
Maryvale Preparatory School
Third Place:
Courtney Cook
11th grade
Fallston High School
Harford County Public Schools
Jordan Oliver
Maryvale Preparatory School
Third Place:
Courtney Cook
11th grade
Fallston High School
Harford County Public Schools
Kayleigh Bourgeois
Berwyn Heights Elementary School
Prince George's County Public Schools
Nominated by MSDE
- Kayleigh Bourgeois, a second grade student at Berwyn Heights Elementary School, recently placed third out of 2,800 entries in the Prince George's County 14th Annual 'Be Kind to Animals Poster Contest' Awards Ceremony. The contest was open to all county public and private elementary school students.
Emma Call
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Baltimore City Public Schools
Nominated by Gail V. Tucker, MSDE
- Emma Call, a senior at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, placed in the top 10 of the prestigious Intel Science Talent Search competition. Emma's project "Self-Assembling Three-Dimensional Microcontainers for Cell Encapsulation" placed 10th and won her a $20,000 college scholarship. Emma is enrolled in the Ingenuity Project, an accelerated math and science program for public school students in the city. More than 1,700 high school students across the country entered the competition, dubbed the "Junior Nobel Prize." Emma was one of six female entrants placing in the top 10; a first in the competition. Emma worked for three years with an assistant professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering at the Johns Hopkins University.
Evan Canty
Rosemont Elementary Middle School
Nominated MSDE
Carroll County Students
2007 Carson Scholars Fund Award Recipients
Carroll County Public Schools
- Ten Carroll County public schools students were honored at the 2007 Carson Scholars Fund 11th Annual Awards Banquet. The Carson Scholars Fund Inc. is a nonprofit charity founded in 1994 by Johns Hopkins pediatric neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson and his wife, Candy, to recognize students in grades 4-11 for outstanding academic achievement. Students were presented with a certificate and personalized medal; their school received a trophy listing all of its Carson Scholars. The winners included:
Brittani Armstrong, Taneytown Elementary School
Leah Blight and Elizabeth Welliver, East Middle School
Samantha Brehm, Northwest Middle School
Alex Fiore and Stacey Heaver, West Middle School
Deborah Mullen, Mount Airy Middle School
Kelsey Stansbury, North Carroll Middle School
Lauren Williams, Oklahoma Road Middle School
Laura Wonilowicz, Cranberry Station Elementary School
Christopher Coard
Annapolis High School
Anne Arundel County Public Schools
- Christopher Coard, a senior at Annapolis High School, won the Ed Casey Youth of the Year Award. Christopher, who has autism and Asperger's Syndrome, said "It is not about my disability - it is about being prepared to set goals and to have a game plan. There have been so many challenges in my life and life is not easy, but I take school so seriously." Christopher is an honors student whose destiny is to attend college and major in political science. The Ed Casey Youth of the Year Award is given to teens involved in the Bywater Boys and Girls Club, who make outstanding contributions to their community, school and family, in addition to the Boys and Girls Clubs. For winning, Christopher received an engraved plaque, a scholarship for $1,800 per year for four years of college, and a calculator. In addition, the Loews Annapolis Hotel awarded Christopher and his family an all-expense paid two-night stay at The Madison in Washington.
Ryan Cunningham
Benjamin Moy
Long Reach High School
Howard County Public Schools
- Ryan Cunningham and Benjamin Moy, sophomores who study engineering design at Long Reach High School, are trying to teach the robot they built to think, avoid objects, and recognize others, without benefit of a remote control, while preparing for the Mars Rover Challenge, sponsored by the Technology Education Association of Maryland. The competition is open for all Maryland students in grades seven through 10. The engineer design students became the only Maryland team to get to the semifinals.
Sean Quigley Dzierzanowski
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Nominated by Members of the Maryland State Board of Education
- Sean Dzierzanowski, a senior at Paint Branch High School in Montgomery County and President of the Student Government Association, and Sage Snider, a junior at Severna Park High School in Anne Arundel County and Second Vice President of the Chesapeake Regional Association of Student Councils, received special recognition for representing Maryland at the United States Senate Program (USSYP) in Washington, D.C. The USSYP is a nationwide youth program that brings students to Washington, D.C. for a brief introduction to the functions of the federal government and, in particular, the United States Senate.
Kriti Gandhi
Centennial High School
- Kriti Gandhi, a senior at Centennial High School, was chosen from among 7,000 online applicants to appear on the July 2007 episode of Jeopardy game show. Following a trip to New York for an audition, Kriti was chosen as one of 15 teens from across the country to compete in the Jeopardy! Summer Games Teen Tournament hosted by Alex Trebek. Kriti is the only teen from Maryland who will be on the televised show. Kriti's other academic accolades include - science fair and geography championships, 2nd place status in the Stein Roe Young Investor Essay contest, and she is a member of her high school's 'It's Academic!' team.
Olivia Goldberg
Severna Park Middle School
- Olivia Goldberg, a seventh grade student at Severna Park Middle School, won the National InvestWrite essay competition, earning a new laptop computer and a trip with her parents to Disney World. Olivia competed in the Invest Write essay contest division of the Maryland Stock Market Game, a competition and education program in which hundreds of students participate throughout the nation for middle school students, and discussed the perfect stock to complement the money she is saving for college.
Maia Gottlieb
Baltimore City High School
Nominated by Phil Stevenson
- Maia Gottlieb, a sophomore at Baltimore City High School, won the John F. Kennedy Profiles in Courage Award, a nationwide essay contest for high school students, for her essay on Shirley Chisolm, the first African American woman elected to Congress. Maia will travel to the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston to receive a monetary award of $3,000, a trip to New York, and lunch with the Kennedy family. In addition, Baltimore City High School received a monetary award of $500.
Linus Hamilton
Hyattsville Middle School
- Linus Hamilton, a seventh-grader at Hyattsville Middle School, was one of 25 middle school contestants in the county, 12 of which represented Prince George's County Public Schools (PGCPS) at the 7th annual Prince George's County Spelling Bee event. Linus received a trophy, an all-expense paid trip to Disney World for his family, and a $1,000 award for his school from Educational Systems Federal Credit Union. Linus is an avid reader, who reads four to five books per week.
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Maryland Students Raise Food for Maryland's Hungry
- In its 17th year, the Kids Helping Kids Campaign is a three-week service learning project, which provides students with the opportunity to learn about hunger while collecting food for their local food bank. The food banks then distribute the food to children in need across the state of Maryland. The 2007 Kids Helping Kids campaign raised close to one million pounds of food for Maryland's hungry.
Most Pounds Per Student (5)
Crofton Middle School (Anne Arundel)
Leonardtown High School (St. Mary's County)
Davidsonville Elementary School (Anne Arundel)
Swan Meadow School (Garrett)
South River High School (Anne Arundel)
Most Pounds Collected (10)
Leonardtown High School (St. Mary's County)
Crofton Middle School (Anne Arundel)
Davidsonville Elementary School (Anne Arundel)
South River High School (Anne Arundel)
Broadneck High School (Anne Arundel)
Indian Creek School (Anne Arundel)
Youth's Benefit Elementary School (Harford County)
New Market Elementary School (Frederick County)
Richard Montgomery High School (Montgomery County)
Severna Park High School (Anne Arundel)
Top Winners in Each County
Westernport Elementary School
Anne Arundel
Crofton Middle School
Baltimore City
Roland Park Elementary/Middle School
Baltimore County
Cockeysville Middle School
Calvert High School
Lockerman Middle School
Shiloh Middle School
Mary H. Matula Elementary School
New Market Elementary School
Swan Meadow School
Youth's Benefit Elementary School
Lime Kiln Middle School
Worton Elementary School
Richard Montgomery High School
Prince George's County
Woodmoore Elementary School
Queen Anne
Centreville Elementary School
Washington High School
St. Mary's
Leonardtown High School
White Marsh Elementary School
E. Russell Hicks Middle School
Fruitland Primary School
Pocomoke High School
Most Pounds Per Student (5)
Crofton Middle School (Anne Arundel)
Leonardtown High School (St. Mary's County)
Davidsonville Elementary School (Anne Arundel)
Swan Meadow School (Garrett)
South River High School (Anne Arundel)
Most Pounds Collected (10)
Leonardtown High School (St. Mary's County)
Crofton Middle School (Anne Arundel)
Broadneck High School (Anne Arundel)
Indian Creek School (Anne Arundel)
Youth's Benefit Elementary School (Harford County)
New Market Elementary School (Frederick County)
Richard Montgomery High School (Montgomery County)
Severna Park High School (Anne Arundel)
Top Winners in Each County
Westernport Elementary School
Anne Arundel
Crofton Middle School
Baltimore City
Roland Park Elementary/Middle School
Baltimore County
Cockeysville Middle School
Calvert High School
Lockerman Middle School
Shiloh Middle School
Mary H. Matula Elementary School
New Market Elementary School
Swan Meadow School
Youth's Benefit Elementary School
Lime Kiln Middle School
Worton Elementary School
Richard Montgomery High School
Prince George's County
Woodmoore Elementary School
Queen Anne
Centreville Elementary School
Washington High School
St. Mary's
Leonardtown High School
White Marsh Elementary School
E. Russell Hicks Middle School
Fruitland Primary School
Pocomoke High School
Photos of the event can be viewed at www.mdfoodbank.org.
Camden LaMarsh
Lake Shore Elementary School
- Camden LaMarsh, a student at Lake Shore Elementary School, was recently honored for placing first in the state in the Stock Market Game during an event held at Towson State University in May 2007. The program, sponsored by the Maryland Council on Economic Education, gives students a virtual account of $100,000 to invest over a ten-week period. Camden invested mostly in Rosetta Resources, and earned an 11.9% return on his investment.
Maryland Students Earn Top Honors in Statewide Culinary Competition
Howard Community College, Howard County
- Fifteen Maryland high schools participated in the career-training program Maryland ProStart Student Invitational, created by the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation. Applications and Research Lab School, in Howard County, took 1st place this year during the statewide culinary competition in February 2007. The following Montgomery County Public Schools - Quince Orchard High School netted 2nd place; the Watkins Mill High School team placed 3rd; Sherwood High School took 4th place; and the student chefs from the Gaithersburg High School team earned 10th place – also displayed their culinary finesse to 62 certified master chefs in the nation, some noting the performance was so smooth it looked choreographed. A cookbook featuring recipes from all the Montgomery County teams is in the works.
Maryland Association of Student Councils (MASC) Choose 2 Finalists for State Board
- The MASC selected two students from Prince George's County as finalists for the position of student member of the Maryland State Board of Education for the 2007-2008 school year. Haywood Perry - Oxon Hill High School in Oxon Hill, and Renford Freemantle – High Point High School in Beltsville, are the nominees. The nominations, made at the annual MASC legislative session, now go to the Governor, who will make the final selection this spring. The new student member of the Maryland State Board of Education will replace current Student Board member Brian Frazee of Waldorf.
Kimmie Meissner
Harford County Public Schools
- Kimmie Meissner is a graduate of Fallston High School in Harford County. Kimmie is recognized for maintaining academic excellence in advanced courses like microbiology and French, while simultaneously achieving her athletic accomplishments, such as a 2007 Four Continents Champion, 2007 U.S. National Champion, 2006 World Champion, and 2006 Winter Olympics 6th Place Finisher.
Montgomery County Students
Maryland History Day Award Recipients
Montgomery County Public Schools
- Students from eastern Montgomery County earned awards at Maryland History Day. Winners from four different categories – research paper, museum-type exhibits, performances, and multimedia documentaries – will represent Maryland in June 2007 at the National History Day competition in College Park. In addition, several students received special prizes. The recipients included:
Riva Fairhall, Eastern Middle School – first place, Junior Individual Performance
Catherine Liu and Alekhya Reddy, Eastern Middle School – second place, Junior
Group Documentary
Rosanna Kim, Richmond Montgomery High School – first place, Senior Paper
Caitlin Perdue, Perdue Academy – second place, Senior Individual Performance
Special Prize Recipients included:
Kellie Chafin, A. Mario Loiederman Middle School – Junior Individual Exhibit,
Historic Preservation
Melissa Mergner, Montgomery Blair High School – Senior Individual Documentary,
Legal and Constitutional History
Rosanna Kim, Richmond Montgomery High School – Best Senior Paper, The March
First Movement
Sikandar Porter-Gill
Gaithersburg High School
- Sikandar Porter-Gill, a 15 year old student at Gaithersburg High School amazed a room full of engineers as he explained his latest work on a formula for converting sewage to electric power. Sikandar presented, in detail, the results of his latest experiments using graphite granules and a hydrophobic coating in a single-chamber microbial fuel cell he designed. The device, which measures only a couple inches, was presented to chemical engineers at the Seneca Wastewater Treatment Plant in Germantown. The process generates electricity by utilizing the bacteria in sewage. After presenting, Sikandar stated the importance of coming closer to a more feasible alternative fuel and by researching these different materials, we come closer to finding a cheaper and better way to produce more power.
Maroulla Plangetis
- Maroulla Plangetis, a student at Anne Arundel High School, was recognized by the Sandy Spring Bank as part of its Community Champions Program. Maroulla received acclaim for her involvement at school and volunteer work with the conflict-resolution group 'Kids as Problems Solvers'.
Kyle Reandeau
- Kyle Reandeau, a student at Lake Shore Elementary School, was recently honored for placing first in the state in the Stock Market Game during an event held at Towson State University in May 2007. The program, sponsored by the Maryland Council on Economic Education, gives students each a virtual account of $100,000 to invest over a ten-week period. Kyle invested mostly in Rosetta Resources, and earned an 11.9% return on his investment.
Selena Roper
Severn River Middle School
- Selena Roper, spelling champion and an eighth grade student at Severn River Middle School, competed for 90 minutes at Anne Arundel Community College to overcome 21 other spellers in the county spelling bee. Selena is an avid reader who likes guitar, computers, and foreign languages. Selena now progresses to the Scripps National Spelling Bee competition in Washington, D.C.
Andrew Sliwoski
Towson High School
Baltimore County Public Schools
Nominated by Greg Albertson, Unilever North America
- Andrew Sliwoski, a senior at Towson High School, has been selected to represent Unilever North America in an art exhibition at the Tate Museum in London, in March 2007. Andrew will accompany his work to London for the exhibition that will include works from young artists from Pakistan, China, Russia, USA, and various regions of the world that Unilever operates businesses. Andrew will receive a $1000 savings bond and the school will receive $2,500 that can be used either for a field trip to an art museum, or for art supplies. The exhibition is the culmination of the Unilever International Schools Art Project, an education project in its 6th year, which invites schools and colleges around the world to create works of art using The Unilever Series Commission each year as a source of inspiration.
Amy Smith
Stephen Decatur High School
Worcester County Public Schools
Nominated by Barbara Witherow, WCPS
- Amy Smith, a senior at Stephen Decatur High School, has been selected as one of the 6 female national finalists for the Wendy's High School Heisman Award. A national female winner and male winner will be named at a banquet in New York City. The Wendy's High School Award is given to students who excel in academics, athletics, and in community service. Amy Smith certainly shines in all three!
Bria Smith
Easton High School
Talbot County Public Schools
Nominated by Marquita Friday, MSDE
- Bria Smith is a graduate of Easton High School in Talbot County, which was one of the first schools in Maryland to offer the career and technology education pre-engineering program, Project Lead The Way (PLTW), to students. Bria was the valedictorian of her senior class and now attends the University of Maryland College Park where she received a full scholarship and majors in Computer Science. Bria continues to present at statewide counselors' conferences in order to help encourage future women and minorities in the PLTW engineering program.
Caroline Smith
Folger McKinsey Elementary School
- Caroline Smith, a fourth grade student at Folger McKinsey Elementary School, is the first ever Folger McKinsey entry and winner in the Annual Carson Scholars Fund Essay Contest. There were approximately 1,200 entries from grades 4 through 12 nationwide. Caroline received a $1,000 college scholarship for her essays. The Carson Scholars Fund, founded in 1994 by Johns Hopkins pediatric neurosurgeon
Dr. Benjamin Carson and his wife, recognizes students who have achieved the highest level of academic achievement and have a grade point average of at least 3.75.
6th Grade Students of Central Middle School
- The 6th Grade Students of Central Middle School donated 100 quilts to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit of Anne Arundel Medical Center. The students were motivated to help ailing babies and, with the help of the school's sewing lab, have been able to brighten up the rooms of the intensive care unit.
Students of Montgomery Blair High School
Montgomery Blair High School
Science League Team
- The Montgomery Blair High School Science Team competed in the American Computer Science League All-Star Competition and earned second place in the Senior Division, third place in the Intermediate Division, and second place in the Junior Division. The participants on the Senior Team were Jordan Turner, Christina Zou, Benjamin Lee, Edward Gan, and Sneha Kannan; on the Intermediate Team were Joseph Lynch, Jacob Hurwitz, Li Ma, Janice Lan, and Jennifer Wang; and on the Junior Team were Benjamin Shaya, Devin Zhang, Lindsey Fernandez, Julia Huynh, and Victoria Lai.
Students of Swan Meadow School
Garrett County Public Schools
Nominated by Patricia Mullinix, Garrett County Public Schools
- Thanks to the students of Swan Meadow School, Garrett County has officially adopted a county bird and wildflower. After their research and perseverance, the Eastern Bluebird and Wild Columbine were officially accepted as the Garrett County Bird and Wildflower.
Students of Thomas Edison High School of Technology
- Competing in the High School Multimedia⁄3D category of the ''Our Earth is a Gift, Give it a Lift, Recycle" poster contest sponsored by Montgomery County Waste Management, Camilo Caffi won first place, Bryan Karmel took second place, Daniel Jenkins took third place, and Chris Kaczmarek and Bora Ersoy both received honorable mentions. Camilo Caffi's first-place poster will be featured around the county on the new MCPS Waste Management and Montgomery County Solid Waste Services publications.
Students of Walkersville Elementary School
Frederick County Public Schools
- Five fourth-grade students at Walkersville Elementary School will travel to the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum and NASA headquarters after winning high marks for most creative approach in the Annual Space Day National Design Challenges competition, founded in 1997 by Lockheed Martin. Dylan Briske, Matete Kaunda, Naveed Khandaria, Hanna McWilliams, and Sarah Thomas, under the team name the "Callisto Ice Breakers" created and developed stories chronicling an imagined journey to Callisto, one of Jupiter's four largest moons. The team will spend four days and three nights in Washington, D.C. Walkersville Elementary School was one of nine elementary school teams selected from 178 entries from around the country to take part in the recognition ceremonies. Lockheed Martin will present the team with a $1,000 award.
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- A young playwright, Fahmida Sulatana, and sophomore at Northwestern High School, moved to Baltimore from Bangladesh two years ago. At the time, she spoke Bengali and very little English. On April 16, 2007, her play (written in English), "Growing Up in the West," will be performed at Centerstage as part of the Young Playwrights Festival.
Bowie High School
- Lance Wallace, in May 2007, graduated having never missed a day of school. Beginning with day one of Kindergarten, Lance was ever-present in the classrooms of Brandywine Elementary, Benjamin Tasker Middle School, and Bowie High School. Lance credits family support, well-timed illnesses, and self-determination for keeping the streak alive.
Brennan Willard
Broadneck High School
Nominated by Barbara Armour, Broadneck High School
- Brennan Willard, a freshman at Broadneck High School and a 2006 graduate of Severn River Middle School, was the winner of the Maryland Outstanding State Junior Entry at National History Day 2006 for his documentary "The Typewriter Heard Around the World". Brennan also received commendations during sessions of the Maryland House and Senate, and recognition from the Anne Arundel County Public Schools Board of Education. Brennan was able to successfully connect the work of Ernie Pyle and its effect on history; Brennan exemplifies the characteristics of a historical scholar.
Christopher Ryan Wyatt
Glen Burnie High School
Nominated by Sam Salamy, Principal
- Christopher Wyatt, a senior at Glen Burnie High School, has attained perfect attendance for his entire school career – grades Kindergarten through 12.


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Graduate course offerings in French Humanities or Spanish Humanities are offered in translation—meaning that they are open to any student who is matriculated in the graduate program. Prior knowledge of the language and culture are certainly helpful in these classes, but the texts will be studied in English, not the original language.
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I've always had a heart for dogs. Many people in this community do, too, which is why I'm dedicating much of this space to Patricia Maria Glockler Gilderbloom, a lifelong animal lover who passed away in September.
According to her obituary, which was shared by her husband, Dr. John Gilderbloom, Patricia was born 59 years ago in the Dutch Colony of Paramaribo, Suriname, South America. At the age of six, she migrated to Santa Barbara – unable to speak anything but only Dutch – and eventually graduated from Santa Barbara High School.
Patricia was always proud of her Dutch, Indonesian and Chinese roots. She was also incredibly beautiful her whole life. In her twenties, Patty was a model, worked in health foods and was part of the New York art scene. No matter what she did, she always had a twinkle in her eyes and an infectious smile. In her thirties, she went to the University of Wisconsin and University of St. Thomas, where she graduated with a degree in English at the top of her class. She later attended the University of Houston where she worked on an education certificate and later finished with a master's degree in education from the University of Louisville. There she was loved by peers, students and fellow teachers who marveled at her enthusiasm, intelligence, humor and passion.
Patricia began her teaching career as an elementary school teacher in Texas and later taught in Louisville at the Friends School, where she was soon promoted to principal. She later transferred to "where students needed the most help," electing to teach at the poorest performing schools in Portland and West Louisville. She was known as a gifted teacher, and her students regularly outperformed expectations. She was proud that many of her students – including her own son – ended up going to the top universities in the world.
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She became a devoted student of Buddhism, practicing yoga and meditation. She was also proud and invigorated by her involvement in a Christian ministry program that visited and counseled prisoners on Friday nights. Toward the end of her life, she reached out to parents who lost their children to suicide and grieved with them.
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In lieu of flowers, the family requested that donations of money and/or time be made to Patty's favorite causes: the Louisville Zoo, a place where she spent much time; planting trees in her son's honor; or, adopting a rescue dog.
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Know anyone who would be willing to open his or her heart and home to Lucy and Reece and, thus, honor the life of Patricia Gilderbloom? If so, please contact me via one of the methods listed at the end of this column.
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The Voice-Tribune's longtime social columnist Carla Sue and her husband Brad Broecker have a new addition to their family: a 20-foot tall giraffe named Heuser. The big fella was carved from a tree Brad dug up from his uncle's Shelby County farm 40 years ago. The pin oak was struck by lightning last year, which essentially killed it. So the ever-savvy Broeckers commissioned Tim Gill, a carver from Peoria, Illinois. Three days later, Heuser emerged.
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Blush Boutique is accepting new and gently used winter coats, which will be given to residents of Beecher Terrace. As an added bonus, the shop is offering 15 percent of your entire purchase if you participate in the coat drive between now and Oct. 15. Even if you're not in the mood to shop the affordable boutique, please consider dropping off your extra cold-weather outerwear. And if you're interested in helping with the delivery of the goods, please contact me. Your assistance is much appreciated.
Where: Blush Boutique at 3745 Lexington Road, Louisville, KY 40207. 502.897.7207
What: Donate a gently worn winter coat & receive 15% off your entire purchase!
When: October 1st-15th, 2012
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For the past two years, The Voice-Tribune has hosted a party at a local hotspot on the third Thursday of nearly every month. Next week we do it again at Sway inside the Hyatt. As always, the event is free and all are invited (so long as you're 21 and older). The Voice's official deejay, DJ Jaybird, and Leigh Ann Yost will provide the entertainment. Join us from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
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Angie Fenton is Managing Editor of The Voice-Tribune, a Blue Equity company. She is also an entertainment correspondent for WHAS11′s new morning show, "Great Day Live!", which debuted August 22 on Louisville's ABC affiliate. Additionally, Angie is an entertainment correspondent for the Saturday Morning Show with Ron 'n' Mel Fisher on 84WHAS (840 AM) and has served in the same capacity for Churchill Downs, the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks; Breeders' Cup; and Circuit of the Americas during the Formula 1 U.S. Grand Prix in November 2012. Angie also serves as an emcee, host, voiceover professional and on-camera commercial talent.
Angie has a bachelor's and master's in English from Central Michigan University and began her career as an adjunct professor at her alma mater. She is the youngest of five — four of whom were adopted, including Angie, and none of whom are biologically related. She is also a Michigan native who moved to Kentucky in June 2002. Angie is owned by two dogs — Herbie and Yoda — and feels lucky to have loved and been loved by many more, including Pooch, Jessie, Onyx, Jack and Big Bud, who took his last breath on Christmas Day 2012.
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I would love the dogs. I have a hairy hairless Chinese crested that is 7 yrs old. I rescued at 6 mos of age. We had our first rescue crested for 9 yrs and she was 15 when we lost our little girl. My husband was so sad we immediately looked for our "Lucy"! We found her in north Carolina. Since his death 31/2 yrs ago I got a Maltese for me n Lucy. His name is Rocco. My dogs have enabled me to live alone after 36 yrs of marriage. I am 58 n would love to have these babies! Please keep me in mind. Thanks


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