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Amarillo, TX 79101-2314
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Kathy Ryan Endowment
The Kathy Ryan Rural Fire and Rescue Endowment Fund was established to honor the bravery of Kathy Ryan, a Borger grandmother, who lost her life in the March 12, 2006 Borger Wildfire, while trying to rescue her elderly neighbors. Her children and the law firm of Lovell, Lovell, Newsom & Isern, L.L.P. wanted to honor her heroism and support fire and rescue personnel in the Texas Panhandle by establishing this endowment.
The Kathy Ryan Rural Fire and Rescue Endowment Fund will provide scholarships to fire and rescue personnel or volunteers in the rural Texas Panhandle to attend or obtain training or education in firefighting or rescue. Applicants must be a current member, volunteer, or employee of a recognized fire or rescue organization in the rural Texas Panhandle (defined as the Northernmost 24 counties in Northwest Texas, excluding Potter and Randall Counties).
The Kathy Ryan Rural Fire and Rescue Endowment Fund is managed by the Amarillo Area Foundation. Applications are accepted through December 1 and are awarded each year on March 12. The first award was made on March 12, 2010. Those interested in applying or donating can contact the Amarillo Area Foundation at 806-376-4521 or click on the links below.
For More Information on the presentations or to schedule a speaker contact Nita Dyslin at Lovell, Lovell, Newsom & Isern, L.L.P at 806-373-1515 or Nita@lovell-law.net
www.amarilloareafoundation.org
March 12, 2012
Kathy Ryan A True Texas Hero
The Kathy Ryan Rural Fire and Rescue Endowment Fund provides scholarships to fire and rescue personnel or volunteers in the rural Texas Panhandle enabling them to obtain training and additional education in firefighting or rescue. Applicants must be a current member, volunteer, or employee of a recognized fire or rescue organization in the rural Texas Panhandle (defined as the northern most 24 counties of Texas, excluding Potter and Randall Counties).
Everyone at the Amarillo law firm of Lovell, Lovell, Newsom & Isern, L.L.P wants to wish everyone a safe and happy spring break and urge people to continue to be careful this fire season. It only takes a spark to change lives during fire season. Support the men and women who volunteer to protect their neighbors and communities as volunteer firefighters. A donation to the Kathy Ryan Rural Fire and Rescue Endowment will should your support for these everyday heroes.
For more information you can email Nita Dyslin at nita@lovell-law.net or you can click on the links below.
Endowment News
November 23, 2011
Application Deadline for Kathy Ryan Rural Fire and Rescue Endowment Fast Approaching
October 05, 2011
Kevin Isern To Speak on Behalf Of Endowment
June 23, 2011
Kevin A. Isern Spoke on Behalf of Endowment
May 31, 2011
Tim Newsom Spoke On Behalf Of Endowment Fund
May 23, 2011
Top of Texas Fire Academy Dedicates The Kathy
Ryan Facility
Kathy Ryan Facility Dedication May 21,2011
The Top of Texas Rural Fire Training Academy will dedicate the Kathy Ryan Facility on Saturday, May 21st at 1:00 PM in Canadian Texas.
May 3, 2011 Borger Rotary Club Luncheon
Jake Minton, President of the Rotary Club of Borger welcomed Pamela Ryan Ayers and Joe Lovell as speakers at Tuesday's luncheon. Pam Ayers and Joe Lovell spoke on behalf of the Kathy Ryan Rural Fire and Rescue Endowment. The goal of the endowment is to provide support for training of volunteer fire and rescue personnel in the rural Texas Panhandle
For More on this article from the Borger News Herald
To learn more about the Kathy Ryan Rural Fire and Rescue Endowment
The Kathy Ryan Rural Fire and Rescue Endowment Fund announced a grant award to the Top of Texas Rural Fire Academy. The academy was developed through a grant from FEMA with required matching funds from the Kathy Ryan Rural Fire and Rescue Endowment Fund. Founder of the academy, Ron Antalek, as well as instructors, participants and representatives of area fire departments were present for the announcement.
The Kathy Ryan Rural Fire and Rescue Endowment Fund was established to honor the bravery of Kathy Ryan, a Borger grandmother, who lost her life in the March 12, 2006 Borger Wildfire, while trying to rescue her elderly neighbors. Her children and the law firm of Lovell, Lovell, Newsom & Isern wanted to honor her heroism and support fire and rescue personnel in the Texas Panhandle by establishing this endowment.
The Kathy Ryan Rural Fire and Rescue Endowment Fund is managed by the Amarillo Area Foundation. Application are accepted through December 1 and are awarded each year on March 12. Those interested in applying or donating can contact the Amarillo Area Foundation at 806-376-4521 or www.amarilloareafoundation.org.