New scholarship honors late class of 2000 Valley Central graduate
Friends and family of Skylar F.C. Pascale announced the establishment of the Skylar F.C. Pascale Memorial Scholarship Fund at the Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan.
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Mar 10, 2023, 1:30 AM
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5h agoA new scholarship is now available to a unique Valley Central graduate.
Friends and family of Skylar F.C. Pascale announced the establishment of the Skylar F.C. Pascale Memorial Scholarship Fund at the Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan.
The awardee is someone who has overcome a unique obstacle, adversity or challenge in their life.
They will be regarded by peers and teachers as kind, inclusive and respectful.
Pascale was a class of 2000 graduate of Valley Central.
After college, Skylar went on to pursue his lifelong dream of playing professional golf.
He died at age 40 doing what he loved.
