Dear Saint Thomas Parish,
Mr. Ed Carr has served the community of St. Thomas the Apostle School for many years
as a positive role model, quality mathematics teacher and most recently as a tutor. He
has influenced the lives and minds of hundreds of students providing them with critical
math skills and preparing them for future educational success. In addition to providing
quality instruction, Mr. Carr’s deep devotion to his faith and consistency in living that
faith has modeled Catholic values to our students on a daily basis. Mr. Carr embodies
what is meant when people speak of “Quality Catholic Education”.
The Ed Carr Scholarship Fund
It is with great pleasure and gratitude that The Saint Thomas Education Foundation
announces the founding of the Ed Carr Scholarship. Dominic & Julie Greene, Brendan &
Melissa Greene, Michael & Laura Greene, Andrea & Brian Cercek and Kevin & Rachel
Greene have made a generous donation to The Foundation to establish this scholarship
in his honor. They feel certain that members of the Saint Thomas Parish and School
communities will be pleased, as they were, to contribute to this scholarship, enabling it
to rapidly become fully funded in the amount of $20,000, in accordance with Education
Foundation guidelines.
Excellence in Catholic Education
The Greenes feel strongly about the value of an excellent Catholic education and the
importance of overcoming the financial challenge of providing such an education to all
who desire it for their children. They have confidence that the Ed Carr Scholarship will
become an important funding vehicle to support the mission and vision of Saint Thomas
School. In their words, “As Mr. Carr and other members of the school staff provided
faith-filled quality academics for our children, may the Ed Carr Scholarship further that
work in his name.”
Thank You!
Thank you Mr. Carr, thank you Greene and Cercek family and thanks to all of you who
will be contributing in honor of Mr. Carr to bring this scholarship to full fruition.
Most Sincerely,
Saint Thomas Education Foundation