Louise Haight
Graduation is an exciting and inspiring time, not only for the graduates, but for the proud parents who have been loving, honest and brave, and respecting and cherishing their children as unique individuals with dreams. Never was this an easy commitment, but by God’s grace, a grateful Gage family is graduating their precious triplets!
Kimberly Gage wishes to share this delightful and joyous time in their lives. “Meet Vivian, Lucas, and Ashley Gage, who have spent their primary education in the Newburgh Enlarged School District. They started at Balmville Elementary, moved on to Heritage Middle School, and wrapped up their education at NFA Main. All three graduated with Honors and High Honors.
“Vivian is heading off to Quinnipiac University to major in Journalism and Marketing. Lucas is off to University at Buffalo majoring in English and Visual Arts. Ashley will attend the University at Albany majoring in Child Psychology and minoring in Gender Studies. They grew up in Balmville, living with their parents, Kimberly and Jay Gage, along with their family pets, three dogs and two cats.
“If you reach out to them, each one will say their success is due to all the amazing teachers at Newburgh and a group of peers who are just as amazing!”
On June 21, Assemblyman Chris Eachus honored Catholic War Veterans of America, Inc., specifically the Joseph R. Farina Memorial Post 386, Newburgh – New Windsor, by dedicating a 3½ miles portion of Route 32, between Vails Gate and the Town of Cornwall. Officers and members of Post 386, and Ed Crieghton, a member of Post 870, Long Island came to support this honor.
May you always have an angel at your side.