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time well spent⛰️☀️ #byeco #mypeople

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graduation weekend x2💐🎓🐏🫶🏼

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milf: man i love foco SO MUCH, i decided to stay another year🍌🏈💍🐏🤘🏼 #masters

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I had no idea what I was going to shoot until this guy started playing…

S/O @thomassammon for grabbing him and watching his stuff 😂

#fpv #dronepilot #dji #djiglobal #drone #fpvdrone #djifly #savannah #riverstreet #georgia #sax #music

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having way to much fun to only have a semester left🥹💐🐏💘

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Maverick approved. What a year ✈️😮‍💨

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living life to the fullest

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year 2 in rewind 🐏🦋🪩🥂✨ #halfway #sem4

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WILDCAT KAITLYN JESIK PRESENTED WITH ARIANNE LANE SCHOLARSHIP
A 2021 graduate of Centennial who just completed his first year of studies at the University of Denver, Hurliman Scholar Richard (Rick) Lane’s most cherished role remains serving as Chairman of the Arianne Creative Arts Scholarship: Because Every Moment Counts.

Created to honor the memory of his sister Arianne, the fund annually distributes a $1,000 scholarship to a deserving Pueblo graduating senior who, like Arianne did, has a passion for the visual arts.

This year, Kaitlyn Jesik, a member of the Central Class of 2022 who excelled in the classroom and stage, and is active in community service, was presented with the endowment by Rick and two fellow Bulldog alumni, Josh Thatcher and Bryson Arnott, who serve on the Scholarship Fund Board.

Diagnosed with cancer at age 4 – more than a decade before Rick was born – Arianne Lane began an inspirational medical odyssey that was documented by People magazine and Dateline NBC and caught the attention of musical giants Alabama and Garth Brooks, as well as the Colorado Rockies.

“In 1994, at diagnosis, she was given a 0 to 5 percent chance of survival,” Rick explained. “And yet with the help of modern medicine, inner strength, pure tenacity and unwavering faith, she survived for an additional 25 years."

Upon his sister’s passing in 2019, Rick founded the Arianne Creative Arts Scholarship Fund Board and established an endowment in her honor.

To fund the scholarship, Rick and the Scholarship Fund Board members rely on Arianne’s love of creating hand-made cards.

As part of her scholarship application, Kaitlyn was required to create an original piece of art as well as an essay based on the theme “Because Every Moment Counts.”

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&’ our last football season is a wrap 🥺

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next stop: tommy john

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Mentality is key🦁🏭

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