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The Michael C. Rothberg

September 11th Memorial Scholarship

The seventh annual Michael C. Rothberg September 11th

Memorial Scholarship Dinner and Silent Auction was held at Saphire Estate,

Sharon, MA., on Wednesday, May 26, 2010.

To see pictures of the scholarship winners, their essays and pictures the evening Click Here.

 

     

Beautiful Monogrammed Note Cards 

 

Box of 10 cards with envelopes for $25 

 

(100% of the purchase price is donated to the

Michael C. Rothberg 9/11 Memorial Scholarship Fund) 

 

Perfect as a hostess gift, stocking stuffer, “thank you” gift

or for just about any other occasion. 

Each card packet, beautifully boxed, has its own unique floral design.

 

Cards may be ordered at any time and will also be available the evening of the scholarship dinner.

 

For more information and to order send a request to info@michaelrothbergscholarship.com

 

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The Michael C. Rothberg Scholarship Fund is a program which provides scholarships to deserving Sharon High School students.

The Foundation is a 501(c)3 public charity and donations are tax deductible.  In addition to general donations, the Foundation generates funds through various fund raising events and activities.

 

* The Michael C. Rothberg September 11th Memorial Scholarship honors the memory of Michael Rothberg, Sharon High School Class of 1980, whose extraordinary life was cut short by the World Trade Center tragedy. This award, conceived and organized by Michael’s high school classmates, family and friends, is dedicated to preserving and celebrating his legacy, ethical commitment and service to community. We will award significant merit-based scholarships to eligible seniors at Sharon High School who exemplify Michael’s values and promise.

Photo by Tom Baker at Liberty Park NJ, Sept 11, 2003