Ashley graduated from Ramapo College. She is starting her masters program in library science at University of Albany in the fall. She has been working part time at the NYS museum in the archives. She living with Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva, a rare musculoskeletal condition where muscles and tendons are gradually transformed into bone.
Drew’s Mom
As with many first-year college students, Drew had many adjustments to make from transitioning to living at home attending high school to living away and attending college. Within a short time, Drew has adjusted nicely and has gained more responsibility and independence. His grades now are better than they have ever been and I along with my family are so proud of how far Drew has come. All of these wonderful experiences and successes would not have been possible if he had not received the scholarship and the support of the Christian J. Santo Foundation. From Drew, my family, my friends, and I, we want to extend our thanks, appreciation, and gratitude to the foundation for the life-changing experiences it has afforded Drew.
