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SECA receives grant form Ent Federal Credit Union : from L to R - Pueblo Police, Chief Luis Velez, SECA Exec. Director, Dr. Karen Colvin, SECA Assist. Director, Mona Medina, Ent President & COO, Randy Bernstein

Kaiser: from L to R: Terry Zupan (SECA Board President), Dr. Karen Colvin (SECA Executive Director), Betty Nufer (SECA Development Director), Mia Ramirez, MPH (Kaiser Permanente, Sr. Community Health Specialist)

SECA receives $1000 grant from the Southern Colorado Community Foundation for its Mentorship Make a Difference Program. From the left: Monique Maes - Teen Mentorship student, Dr. Karen Colvin - SECA Executive Director, and Doris Kester - Southern Colorado Community Foundation Board Member.

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Soaring Eagles Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities 2018 Comedy Night

Featuring: Tammy Pescatelli

When: October 5

Where: Pueblo Community College – Fortino Ballroom

Dr. Karen Colvin, Executive Director, presented Linda Thompson with our Community Service Award. Thompson is the current president of The Autism Awareness Group in Trinidad, Colorado, a non-profit she founded. The proceeds from this year’s event go towards our new addition for teens and adults.

Major sponsors: Legacy Bank, Latcon Corporation and Pueblo Electric, and Team Select, Montano Concrete

COMMUNITY CORNER

Comiskey & Company and Parkview Mobile Nurses

Contributions In Services to Soaring Eagles:

Latcon Corporation - Reggie Garcia, CEO

Artisan Construction - Kay Singleton, Artist

Comiskey & Company - Accountants

McKinney Doors & Hardware