STEP Individuals Receive Numerous Awards from Community Living Services at Evening with Friends Annual Awards Ceremony and Business ExpoSeptember 15 2005 Many individuals served by STEP were honored by Community Living Services at the Laurel Manor in Livonia Thursday evening. CLS once again put together a great program and an enjoyable evening which included an opportunity for persons to market their products and services to those in attendance. Congratulations to all of the Award Winners!
Cathy Canfield (center) has found a happy home living with her friend Michelle, and Rose, their live in companion. This colorful group were very happy and excited upon the receipt of their Award. Cathy is right at home, not only with her companions, but also because the house is where she was born and raised. The trio has done many things together, including a recent trip to Chicago.
Johnnie Lockhart is now one of a growing number of Liberty Hill Homeowners. He interviewed and selected his two roommates and has many plans to improve his property. Johnnie thanked everyone who helped him achieve this dream, especially Sue Mys, his STEP Supports Coordinator. Others who contributed were his stepfather, Alvin Coleman, the ARC of Western Wayne County, Federal Home Loan Bank, National Cith Bank, The Michigan State Housing Authority, and Liberty Hill.
Ed Fithin is another person enjoying the freedom and responsibilites of home ownership. He is especially fond of his little dog and his backyard Koy Pond. Ed was also surprised with the Frank Schuch Award, given to a person with a disability whose actions and acomplishments have inspired others.
Several entrepreneurs from STEP were set up at the Expo.
The Crafter Friends Bonnie Cameon, Sandy McDougal, and Karen Kley. Visit their Booth at Craftique Craft & Antique Mall, 5846 Middlebelt at Ford Road, Garden City.
Ken Miller is the Goody Man
Pat Postelwaithe would be happy to do your shredding from Downriver.
Congratulations to Lynn Meyer, Board Member, who was the lucky recipient of one of many great door prizes!
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Eric Smith of Doughboy Enterprises, a vending maching company started last year, was an Award Winner. Since starting his business Eric has learned the value of a dollar and is getting much better at saving his money. He has developed many new relationships including delivery people, bank tellers, and at the grocery store where he returns his empties. His father Richard has provided the needed support not only maintain the business, but to help plan for future expansion. Eric was also surprised with the Alice Saules Award, given to a person with a disability who serves as a model of advocacy to others.
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