Pathfinders honorees named
Business First of Buffalo
Twenty-six professionals and one organization will be honored May 7 with the Pathfinders award.
Given to educators and businesspeople who create connections between the workplace and the classroom, the Pathfinders awards have been given anually since 1995.
The 2008 class is highlighted by three Lifetime Achievement winners: attorney Thomas Burton, Erie 1 BOCES District Supertintendent Donald Ogilvie and the Rotary Club of Clarence.
The 24 individuals are:
Dennis Andrejko, University at Buffalo;
Jerry Bastedo, Hamburg Natural History Society;
Beth Bradley, Frontier Central School District (retired);
Mary Busse, West Seneca Central school board;
Sharon Cavanaugh, Baker Victory Services;
Joanne Colmerauer, Erie Community College;
Lee Coppola, St. Bonaventure University;
Scott Dixon, Lancaster High School;
Maureen Fernandez, Lackawanna City School District;
Gretchen Geitter, Buffalo Bills;
Mary Haley, Salamanca City Central School District;
JoAnn Harig, American Cancer Society;
Arlene Hathaway, West Seneca Central School District;
Bob James, Music in Action;
Tyra Johnson, LPCiminelli;
Joyce Kaiser, Trocaire College;
Tom Kulaszewski, Charter School for Applied Technologies;
Russell Lis, McKinley High School/Buffalo;
Jeff McCaskey, Aurora Consulting Group;
Annette Morris, Erie Community College;
Jeffrey Showers, Niagara Falls City School District;
Betsy Strother, Strother Maxwell Inc.;
Roger Strother, Strother Maxwell Inc.;
Tara Wasik, GM Tonawanda.
The Pathfinders awards are sponsored by Business First, Independent Health, Niagara Frontier Industry Education Council, Buffalo Alliance for Education and Junior Achievement.
The May 7 ceremony will begin at 4 p.m. at the Millennium Airport Buffalo in Cheektowaga. Contact Lynne Crawford of NFIEC at 716-821-7379.
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