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Gagen, McCoy, McMahon, Koss, Markowitz & Raines provides Generous annual Court Scholarship On August 13, 2010, the Court Scholarship Fund Committee and the Contra Costa County Bar Association honored five rehabilitated criminal offenders with scholarship awards at the annual Contra Costa County Court Scholarship ceremony presided over by First District Court of Appeal Justice James Marchiano. The Contra Costa County Court Scholarship program was established in the early 1990’s by the local Bench and Bar. It has always been, and continues to be, the intention that this scholarship be re-named the Judge Arnason Scholarship upon his “actual” retirement from the Bench. It is his dedication to the justice system that prompted the legal community in Contra Costa County to establish this scholarship in the first place. Scholarship Awards are generously provided by the Gagen, McCoy, McMahon, Koss, Markowitz & Raines law firm, which has participated as an annual awards sponsor for over a decade, the Tom Oehrlein Award in memory of a former public defender, Sheriff’s Charities Inc., and by individual contributions and proceeds from fundraising events. The purpose of the program is to provide much-needed financial assistance to people who have previously come before the criminal justice system and have set new goals to keep themselves out of the system in the future. Individual scholarships are granted to pay for tuition, books, childcare and other expenses related to their continuing education. u For more information about the Court Scholarship program, contact Michele Vasta at mvasta@cccba.org, or 925/370-2548. Judge Arnason (center) and Justice Marchiano (right) address Scholarship recipient Quintina Clark (left, seated) during the 2010 Award presentation. 2010 Court Scholarship REcipients • Quintina Clark, who has been attending Los Medanos Junior College, and started her first semester at Contra Costa College in Spring 2010. She is currently working towards her Bachelors Degree in Business Administration with a focus in Accounting. • David Turner, who is currently enrolled at Diablo Valley College and is working towards an A.S. Degree in Addictive Studies and an Addiction Counseling Certificate. • Caroline Mattie, who is attending Los Medanos Junior College and has almost completed her Welding Certification. • Keneithia Resino-Hopkins, who will start her first semester at Contra Costa Community College and is working towards getting her AA and BA to become a case manager. • Randy Gatewood, who is working towards his BS in Electrical Engineering while attending both Laney Community College and Contra Costa Community College. 26 September 2010
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