Members http://ltc2010_003.htm what our children have accomplished Sun, 22 Aug 2010 18:47:53 GMT Web Easy by Avanquest Software Love the Children of Rochester, Inc. OUTLOOK is the Parent Support Group’s way of communicating with members of  Love the Children. Our group helps to support Eastern Social Welfare Society in Korea. We do this through our fundraising.  Membership is not contingent upon involvement in LTCR activities, but you may meet someone with the same interests as yourself. Through the years many lasting friendships have been made through this group.
 
We are looking for people who would like to work with the board to plan activities that families could attend.  Board meetings are open to the entire membership.
 
If you know of anyone who would like to become a member, please feel free to copy  or give this form to them. You could also call me at the number below or e-mail me & I will mail or e-mail a complimentary issue to them. 
 
Send name, address, phone & e-mail along with children's names, birthdates and arrival dates so we can keep you updated.
 
to: Connie Nowakowski
     238 Bayway Dr
     Webster NY 14580-1404 
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Ashley Rose Nowakowski for her September 2009 graduation from SUNY Buffalo with degrees in Psychology & Business Administration with a minor in Marketing
 
Kimberly Griswold: After graduating from the University of Rochester in Bio-Medical Engineering in 2002, Kimberly completed her masters degree in the same field in 2004 at New Jersey Institute of Technology. She then switched to bio-materials while focusing on drug delivery systems to treat brain tumors. She received her Ph.D in Materials Science in May. On an entirely different plane, she has remained in contact with the Eastern Regional Child Welfare (I think that's what it's called) organiztion in Korea. She visited there one summer with other Korean adoptees and had an absolutely wonderful time. She got to meet her foster parents in Korea as well. She has become a world traveler in her 28 years, going to France, Korea, Japan and Sweden for both business and pleasure plus many trips to Hawaii to see her maternal grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. While working full-time in Research and Development, she has also been spending time in the labs at NJIT, working on special projects. She hopes to publish her findings in the near future.
 
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