Inductees: (from left) Heisman Trophy Winner Mike Rozier, Freedom Mortgage Co. Vice President Zettra Goodman Waters, Camden County Freeholder Carmen Rodriguez, Dr. Nyeema Watson, Associate Chancellor for Civic Engagement, Rutgers-Camden, and Dr. Lawrence Ragone, Founder, South Jersey Eye Center in Camden. All are graduates of Camden City public schools. Proceeds support scholarships, educational trips and STEM education.
Camden City Schools Superintendent Paymon Rouhanifard, School District Advisory Board President Martha Wilson, Honoree Dr. Nyeema Watson and Camden Schools Foundation President Jack Tarditi.
Howard Gillette, professor emeritus of history, Rutgers–Camden; Wesley Wallace, ESS Source 4 Teachers; and Margaret Marsh, Rutgers history professor.
A great night for mothers and daughters: (from left) Foundation Board Member Suzzette Ortiz and her mother, Ana Miriam Cruz Quinones; Honoree Carmen Rodriguez and her mom, Carmen Otero. Cruz Quinones, a resident of Puerto Rico, is staying with her daughter in Pennsauken temporarily because her island home was severely damaged in Hurricane Maria.
Gina and Joe Borucki and Larry Ragone, Jr.
Thank You
to our generous sponsors for supporting this proud tradition:
Aramark, Weber Gallagher, Bowman & Co., Freedom Mortgage, New Jersey American Water, Rachel & Drew Katz Foundation, Volunteers of America, Source 4 Teachers and EMR. The 7th Annual Hall of Fame Dinner & Fundraiser on Feb. 22 at Tavistock was a great success.
Volunteers Carmen Stokes(left)and Gloria Gilbert welcome nearly 250 supporters to Tavistock Country Club.
Hall of Famers come in all sizes: (from left) Carmen Rodriguez, Assemblyman Arthur Barclay (2017 honoree) and Dr. Lawrence Ragone.
