Jay Curry Eternal Garden Scholarship Fund
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Michelle Reny
Michelle Reny
$2,285
Raised of $6,000 goal
0 scholarships funded
Contributions
25MR
Michelle Reny
$30
JA
Jim And Jill Thorpe
$100
L❤
Linda ❤️🩹 Salamone
$50
JG
Joe Galvin
$25
LR
Lori Rizzo
$25
Our story
Jay believed that everyone should have a chance, regardless of their financial
challenges. He believed hard work paid off in the end and in the importance of lending a helping hand to others in need.
Jay overcame many obstacles throughout his life and did so with fierce determination. Jay would often accept small projects that were tedious or time consuming. He found pleasure in creating beauty in solidarity. Jay was beloved by all who knew him as dedicated, proud and driven.
Our goal
The Jay Curry Eternal Garden Scholarship is established in memory of a beloved friend, Jay, who passed at the age of 51 after a brief battle with lung cancer. Jay was devoted to his career in the facilities department at St. John's Prep and loved to create beautiful spaces. This scholarship will support a student with similar passions who may have overcome similar obstacles as Jay. Jay was known for his generosity and we hope to keep his generous spirit alive through this scholarship.
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Michelle Reny2 months ago
$30
With love , Lisa D.
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Jim And Jill Thorpe2 months ago
$100
In loving memory of Jay.
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Linda ❤️🩹 Salamone2 months ago
$50
💞
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Rita Whelan2 months ago
$100
Rita Whelan ♥️
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Sharon Shannon2 months ago
$25
From Sharon S
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