A Big THANK YOU to our 2024 BBQ Sponors!

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A very belated THANK YOU 

 to our 2024 BBQ Sponsors!

Host:

Senator Creigh Deeds

Patrons:

Bruce & Bonnie Kirtley

Supporters:

Jim Andrews
Bob & Ellen Beard
Delegate Katrina Callsen
Ned Gallaway
LF Payne

Friends:

Carolyn Anderson
Deane Begiebing
Rebecca Berlin
Brie Breland
Madison Cummings
Sara & Charles Dassance
Stephen Davis
Anne & Al Dessertine
Margaret Eldridge
Kathe Falzer
Mittie & Will Harvey
Carol & David Hogg
Delegate Amy Laufer
George Leaman
Bill Love
Wren Olivier
David Schmitt
Chris Seaman
Linda & Rick Seaman
Marjorie & John Shepard
Lonnie Murray & Sharon Snyder
Tom Vandever
John & Amy Wharton
Lynda White
Kerin Yates

Donors:

Katherine Acuff
Greg Anderson
Stuart Armstrong
Blair Carter
Charlotte & Ralph Dammann
Norman Dill
Christine Fleckles
Nancy Gansneder
Charlotte Gibson
Beth & Tim Hickey
Jim Hingeley
Kathleen Jump
Gail Kitch
Steve Koleszar
Bea LaPisto-Kirtley
Deborah McAndrews
Graham Paige
John Parcells
Eugene Philippi
Michael Pruitt
Deborah Reynolds
Michael Rodemeyer & Dorit Green
Herb Stewart
Margie Swanson
Abigail Turner
Becky Williams
Teresa & Wayne Willis

Belated Congratulations to the 2024 Butler Scholarship Recipients

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The Albemarle County Democratic Party is pleased to announce the 2024 recipients of its James and Nellie Butler Community Service Scholarships. Awarded to one graduating senior at each of the county’s public high schools, the $2,000 Butler Scholarship commemorates the surpassing community and public service of James and Nellie Butler, a husband-and-wife team who served the county and its citizens for many years and did so always with unstinting and talented dedication, in the important arenas of education, voting rights, civic participation, and so much more.

The county students who have received the 2024 scholarships—Opal Kendall from Western Albemarle High School, Kawika Keys from Albemarle High School, and Zachary Gran from Monticello High School—have all exemplified this same dedication and service to their community and have also charted a course for exciting college careers and continued public service.  In the 2024 fall term, Ms. Kendall will attend Georgetown University, Mr. Keys Howard University—both in Washington, D.C.—and Mr. Gran will attend Warren Wilson College in North Carolina.

L to R: Kawika Keys, Zachary Gran, and Opal Kendall