The Byron G. (Class of 1927) & Arlene Dryer (Class of 1929) Robson Memorial Scholarship was established to honor Byron G. and Arlene Dryer Robson, parents of Shirley Robson Hanna. Arlene Robson was a life-long educator, teaching in the Laingsburg, DeWitt and Bath...

Dr. Dinesh Shah merged with God on May 12, 2013. He was born in Dabhoi, India on June 2, 1948. He moved to Lansing, MI in 1980 and as a cardiologist, he saved and improved many lives, practicing for over 30 years. Dinesh was highly revered and loved by his patients....

Theresa and Frederick Junger have dedicated their professional careers to education. Both were elementary educators in the Durand Public Schools for 36 years and have a deep belief in the power of education to change and enrich the lives of all people.

Grace Howell received her nursing degree from Michigan State at the age of 40. She then worked as a nurse at the psychiatric hospital in Okemos and then moved on to work at Sparrow Hospital. She later taught at LCC in the Nursing Program and went on to become an...

Toba and Stan Kaplowitz are both lifelong educators. Toba received her BA from the University of Michigan and MS in Teaching from Bank Street College of Education in New York. After graduating from college, Toba taught pre-school for over twenty years. In Lansing,...

In 2005 brothers Jeff and Thomas Benson established the Hulon T. Benson, Jr Memorial Scholarship in memory of their father. The scholarship provides financial assistance to minority students entering the field of accounting. Hulon Benson took some accounting classes...

The “Tournament of Friendship” was established in 1982 to help facilitate the dialogue between minority communities and police agencies, and to provide scholarships to deserving underrepresented students to help them complete their studies in Public Safety/Service at...

United Association Local 333 serves Plumbers, Pipefitters, Welders and HVAC Service Techs throughout Mid-Michigan supports those who like to build, understand how things work and like to solve problems in the trades.

Walter Horiszny Lansing Walter was born September 12, 1914 and passed away suddenly December 14, 2008. He dedicated 36 years of his life to the City of Lansing Fire Department, rising to Deputy Chief before his retirement in 1974. Jennie A. Horiszny, born Genevieve...

January 22, 1922, Zonta Club of Lansing was the 16th Zonta Club organized. Just think about it, this was just two years after the 19th Amendment was ratified allowing all American Women the right to vote! They’ve been going strong ever since. The Zonta Club of...