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Memorial Educational Assistance Awards 2024

Gary Smiga presented the 2024 awards and renewals. This year, the Noon Optimist Club of Centerville honored five first-year winners and two renewals with Memorial Education Assistance Awards. These awards, given in memory of deceased club members, recognize outstanding graduating seniors from Centerville or Washington Township who demonstrate community service, financial need, and submit an essay.

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Community Impact: Michelle Collier and the Good Neighbor House Story

Discover the impactful work of Good Neighbor House, a Christian-based organization in Dayton dedicated to empowering healthier communities through essential medical, dental, and food services. Learn about their mission, vision, and the profound difference they make daily. They have been transforming lives for over 30 years. Find out how you can help by volunteering, donating, or participating in their annual golf outing fundraiser.

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Essential Tips for Cognitive Health from Dementia Expert Lori Horstman

Lori Horstman, a certified dementia specialist, shares invaluable insights on maintaining brain health. Learn about the differences between normal aging and dementia, risk factors, and practical steps like cognitive stimulation, healthy diet, exercise, and social interaction to enhance cognitive function. Discover how lifestyle choices impact brain health in this comprehensive summary of her presentation.

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Bringing Out the Best in Kids Award 2024, Stacey Westendorf

Stacey Westendorf, the principal at Magsig Middle School, was given the Bringing Out the Best in Kids Award. The annual award honors long time educator Margaret Barclay who was also a long-time member of the Centerville Noon Optimist Club. The award is for adults who work, or have worked, in the field of education. They will have a minimum of ten years involvement in community service with youth in the Centerville-Washington Township community.

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