March 25, 2011 | Westminster, Vermont– Kurn Hattin Homes held its Annual Volunteer Recognition Banquet on March 22 to honor the many people who volunteer at the Homes.
The team of dedicated volunteers helps with school, sports, music and special events.
Volunteering is quite often the high point of the volunteers’ day. The children know that they are fortunate to have someone interested in them. “Volunteers offer so much individual support and positive adult interaction for our children,” says Tom Fahner, Director of Educational and Residential Services, “We couldn’t do what we do without our volunteers. Some programs just wouldn’t exist without them.”
Every year, the Kurn Hattin volunteers are recognized at a special dinner in their honor. Hats off to all of you who volunteer at Kurn Hattin Homes. Bill Abbott, Laurie Alberts, Donna Aldrich, Shari Gladman Baker, Jerry L. Bardwell, Diane Bazin, Lisa & Jeff Bianconi, Carolyn Blake-Deyo, Bill & Barbara Brackett, Gary Carrier, Fran Cheslock, Darrel & Marianne Daley, Gordon Dansereau, Ed Dinnany, Tim & Brenda Eno, Tom & Donna Fahner, Carol Failla, Justin & Shannon Fuller, Charles Fuqua, Chris Goding, Jacky Goodrich, Elizabeth Hickin, Father Lance W. Harlow, John Hubbard, Charles P. Kelsey, Priscilla Kenny-Brand, Dean Kinville, John Korpela, Bill & Louise Luring, Reverend Sami Macrae, Anthony & Elizabeth Maiola, Jacky Mallory, Rick Manson, David J. Maysilles, Walter B. Menzel, Francese Mills, Sally Motzer, Sally Mundell, Joseph & Keri & Joseph Newton, George Nostrand, Michael J. Obuchowski, Sara & Ben Olson, Hugh Perkins, Mary Kay Pfadenhauer, Ann Reed Prager, Mrs. Frank J. Prindl, Jasmin Queen, Karen Rumrill, Tina Smith, Julie Smith, Susie Smith, Merton J. Snow, Annette Spaulding & Patrick Madden, Malcolm Streeter, Susan Tidlund, Vern & Roberta Violette, Trudy Walker, Barbara & Gary West, Ron & Pat Williams, Janet Wilson, Larry & Bette Wunderle and Tim Janis. We can’t thank you all enough. Kurn Hattin is a year-round, non-profit, residential home and school for in-need and at-risk children, ages 6-15, from throughout the northeast.
Pictured: Volunteers attending the 2011 Kurn Hattin Homes’ Volunteer Recognition Dinner.
