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mokenamessenger.com Announcements<br />
the Mokena Messenger | December 7, 2017 | 11<br />
Former Mokena resident<br />
earns full Naval scholarship<br />
Submitted by the Duffin<br />
family<br />
The Osborne family presents a check Nov. 14 in the amount of $3,165 to the Mokena Fire<br />
Protection District, which will be used to purchase CPR manikin kits for CPR courses.<br />
Photo submitted<br />
Mokena family donates money to<br />
Mokena Fire Protection District<br />
Submitted by Mokena Fire<br />
Protection District<br />
Mokena residents Mr.<br />
and Mrs. Fred Osborne celebrated<br />
their 50th wedding<br />
anniversary in October. In<br />
lieu of gifts, the guests were<br />
requested to make a donation<br />
to the Mokena Fire<br />
Protection District’s CPR<br />
Training.<br />
On Nov. 14 during the<br />
monthly Mokena FPD Trustee<br />
meeting, Mr. & Mrs. Fred<br />
Osborne presented a check<br />
in the amount of $3,165 to<br />
the Mokena FPD’s CPR<br />
Training.<br />
The Mokena FPD will use<br />
this donation toward the purchase<br />
of CPR manikin kits to<br />
be used for our regular community<br />
CPR courses.<br />
Kevin Duffin has accepted<br />
a full Navel scholarship<br />
for the fall to medical<br />
school at the Uniformed<br />
Services University in<br />
Bethesda, Maryland. Only<br />
50 Naval candidates from<br />
across the country are accepted<br />
each year to this<br />
prestigious program. He is<br />
from Mokena and is a 2013<br />
graduate of Lincoln-Way<br />
East, where he played varsity<br />
football and baseball.<br />
Duffin was a 2016 graduate<br />
of University of Illinois in<br />
micro-cellular biology and<br />
will receive his master’s<br />
degree in the spring in bioengineering<br />
from there as<br />
well.<br />
Photo submitted
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