St. Martin students volunteer at benefit

On Holy Thursday, April 5, students from St. Martin of Tours School along with teacher Barbara Nehr, volunteered their time for the Thomas Hartman Foundation for Parkinson's Research at the Crest Hollow Country Club. Along with one hundred other volunteers, they mailed out over 7000 invitations for the Fourth Annual Cure for Sure Dinner to help raise funds for Parkinson's Research.

Shown, left to right are Kelly Siry, Laura Kronenberg, Eileen Babich, Nancy Siry, Barbara Nehr, Anthony Babich, Wardlee Michel, Donald Kronenberg, Grace Kronenberg, Cameron Cisek, Paul Kronenberg and Father Tom Hartman.

The Cure for Sure Dinner will be held on Tuesmade day evening, June 5, at the Crest Hollow Country Club. For tickets or further information, please call the Thomas Hartman Foundation for Parkinson's Research at 631- 277-9655.

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