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Saturday, November 28, 2009
Couple's music award marks 10 yearsAll of the recipients of this merit-based award have been students who demonstrated past and present musical achievement, pursuit of academic excellence, extra curricular and community involvement, along with personal accomplishments.
"We are so gratified to have had many blessing showered on us throughout our lifetimes and particularly during our sixty year marriage," Mr. Karcher commented. "Our children benefited tremendously from the musical education they received through St. Wendelin and we felt this scholarship would assist in ensuring musical excellence at the parish high school."
"Indeed it has," said Father Nicholas Weibl, pastor of St. Wendelin, who expressed the continued gratitude of the parish, indicating "the establishment of this music scholarship is one of the many ways to enhance opportunities available to our students. We appreciate the vision demonstrated by the Karcher family and look forward to the continued support this scholarship provides our music program."
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