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News
Remembering Reema, 10 Years Later
By Bonnie Hobbs
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estfield High 2006 grad and
Virginia Tech victim Reema-
Samaha loved both theater
and dance, both of which
range from funny to deeply serious and
moving. And the 10th annual Remembrance
Cabaret in her honor contained all these
emotions within skits, songs and dances.
It was held Saturday, June 17, on the
Westfield stage where Reema once acted in
shows such as “Fiddler on the Roof” and
“Arsenic and Old Lace.” And making it even
more special was the fact that – as has been
the case each year – participating in the
cabaret were both Westfield alumni and
dancers from Virginia Tech’s Contemporary
Dance Ensemble (CDE), with whom Reema
used to perform.
However, the emotional highlight of the
evening came when the four people who’ve
been Westfield’s theater directors joined
together at the podium. There, Scott Laura Walsh sings “Pulled” from
Pafumi, the school’s first theater director – “The Addams Family” musical.
from 2000-2010 – read the senior essay he’d
dressed the crowd.
had Reema write, reflecting on her time in
He noted all the work Angel Fund has
Westfield Theater and her hopes for the
done in the past decade to make schools
future. Standing next to him were former
safer. And he praised its past president, Lu
Westfield directors Zoe Dillard and Susie
Pike and current director Rachel Harrington Ann McNabb, for getting four pieces of leg- Ph
– who was a Westfield student when Reema islation passed toward that end, during her o
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ret. “We’ve given about $60,000 in scholarships by
The event raises money for the Reema J. to Westfield and Herndon high school stu- B
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safety and wellbeing of youth and school- program in schools. H
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Westfield
Theater Direc-
tors (from
left) Zoe
Dillard, Susie
Pike and
Rachel
Harrington
listen to Scott
Pafumi read
Reema
Samaha’s
senior essay.
Doing an improv sketch are (from left) Westfield alumni Branson Reese, Will Quinn, The Crtv Cmplx (Creative Complex) Dance Co. performs
Sarah Cowdery, Joe Schumaker, Michelle Murgia, Megan Meadows, and Jesse Leahy. “The Preface.”
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The band, Uncle Jesse, performs the song, “Torn.”
A dancer with Nomadic Artists performs to “The Weight.”
Remembering Reema
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and the Westfield theater alumni
who’ve returned every year to
honor his daughter, including sis-
ters Ashley and Phoebe Dillard
who produce and direct the annual
cabaret. Said Samaha: “To all of
you who’ve come back each year
The Contemporary Dance Ensemble during
and supported us, our heartfelt
Dancer Ahmad Maaty “Andaloosia.” Reema choreographed and
thanks.”
performed it with CDE as a VT freshman.
Also speaking was Reema’s
Rachel Harrington sings
mother, Mona Samaha. “Besides
“She Used to be Mine”
the hardship of losing Reema,
from “Waitress.”
we’ve learned that love is the es-
sence of life,” she said. “And these of loving, giving and receiving.
remembrance events have been so [And through them all], Reema is
special because they’ve been full still alive and kicking.”
A dancer performs a number called Bobby Hersey, Lauren Bobby and Alex Merrill per-
“Tether.” Lauren DeVera dances to “Surfacing.” form “I Lived.”
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Graduation 2017
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Westfield High School’s Class of 2017 during graduation at the Eagle rd
Bank Arena at George Mason University. Westfield Chamber Singers perform during graduation.
Westfield High Graduates 610 Students
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mid pomp and circumstance and
a sea of black and gold, Westfield
High School’s Class of 2017 held
its 16th commencement cer-
emony for 610 students at the Eagle Bank
Arena at George Mason University in Fairfax
on Thursday, June 15.
School Principal Dr. Anthony Copeland
presented several statistics about the class
of 2017, namely that the class received
$2,271,920 in scholarships, had 14 Cappies
nominations for theater, had two National
Merit Scholars, 110 Summa Cum Laude
graduates (students with 4.0 GPAs or
higher), eight Governor’s School attendees,
and nine students who will be attending
U.S. Service Academies (Naval, Air Force,
Military, Coast Guard, etc).
On top of that, the Westfield Bulldogs
football team won the state championship
Group 6A this year.
Student graduates who were singled out
Westfield graduates Derek Knodt, Evan Kohnstam Westfield graduates Gracie Wright, Orville E. Wright,
for excellence include: Pride Award winner
and Lauren Kohout. Joel Yang, and Christine Yoon.
Andrew Ssekikubo, and Carolyn Ziegler
who won both the Leader of the Pack Award
and the Student Award.
— Steve Hibbard
Westfield graduates Nick Jiang, Westfield graduates Alan Zhai, Camilla Zhang, Lingyi Zhu, and Lucinda Westfield graduates Israt Jahan
Lilly Johnson, and Chase Johnson. Zhu. and Yash Jain.
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‘Music to Do Good and Help People’
Project Joy will
provide an income
for Zambian orphans.
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a new venture called Project Joy — via
In their music studio are (back row, from left) Don
which these children will perform and sell
Halterman and Kent Washburn and (front row, from The orphans gather around Don Halterman and his
their original songs — he intends to do just
left) John Nixon and Anders Arestad. guitar to learn new music.
that. But it’ll take some help from others to
bring it to fruition, and he’s hoping mem- ingful music that impacts the world — Halterman said the word “rite” is used as they sang so joyfully and passionately,” he
bers of the community will open their hearts which is my company’s mission statement.” signifying a sacred spot. “We believe that said. “Their voices were untrained, but re-
and wallets to lend a hand. So he and the three others in the com- God put us [the right people] together to ally beautiful.”
“When I went to Zambia, I fell in love with pany, Grander Music — Centreville resi- do this — write music that can do good and The following year, Halterman went back
the orphans there and became passionate dents Kent Washburn and John Nixon, plus help people,” he said. “What makes the again. Accompanying him was Centreville’s
about helping them,” said Halterman. “And photographer Anders Arestad of Front Royal music meaningful is its impact in the world Cathy Baker, a board member of Every
since retiring from my position at — looked for artists and organizations to after we create it.” Orphan’s Hope (EOH) — a national group
Centreville Presbyterian, two-and-a-half promote, in line with their goal. Their vi- He returned to Zambia in 2014 and that sponsors Zambian orphans and builds
years ago, I’ve wanted to start my own sion statement is “Rite place, right people, started singing with the orphans there and villages in Zambia. “I worked with the kids,
music company. But I wanted to do mean- write music.” helping them write songs. “I loved the way See ‘Music to do’, Page 12

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lationship between Muslim fathers on a daily basis and how he keeps Currently, Muslims in Northern for you, as it was prescribed for Managing Editor
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out love. mentioning any of it or bothering celebrating the holy month of become righteous” (2:184). There- Laurence Foong, John Heinly,
As I typed in Father’s Day in the others with his stresses. It makes Ramadan which started on May 27 fore, the purpose of Ramadan is Ali Khaligh
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years some people tend to stray “father,” I automatically think of ture but also requires them to shun ul-Fitr festival on June 26.
away from the meaning and true someone who can hold down a any wrongdoing or bad habits. Shumaila Ahmad A Connection Newspaper
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Graduation 2017
Hats Off to Centreville’s Class of 2017
Centreville High School sends off its senior class at the Eaglebank Arena on June 16.
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colors, national anthem, the Cameron Stewart is attend- Lauren Fischer is heading
pledge of allegiance and a wel- ing Virginia Tech in the fall to VCU in the fall as unde-
coming statement from senior to study architecture. cided.
class administrator Amy Balint.
Following that, Principal Dave
Jagels gave encouraging words to
the class.
Jagels discussed the value of
hope, a trait he felt is often
“underappreciated.” He contin-
ued, talking about the power of a
thank you, inviting all educators
from Centreville and in the audi-
ence to stand up for applause.
Then came the presentation of
the Faculty award, which went to
future UVA student Pooja
Karandikar. Balint recognized
Karandikar as “well respected,
empathetic and a good listener,”
someone who always encourages
Jack Dunn is studying Riley Prosser will be study-
cooperation in the classroom.
music at Belmont ing chemical engineering at
The scholar address was given
University. the University of Delaware.
by Kourtni McNeil, who plans to
study at Northwestern University of “getting back where you need Services 3.
Graduating seniors wait in their seats for the cer-
this upcoming fall. Her speech re- to go.” The end of her speech was “What do you say to the
emony to start.
volved around being a pilot and met with a loud applause from her millennials who know everything,”
flying through life. She implied fellow classmates and audience said Taylor. them were created for a special 2017, as he attended Centreville
that she’s “never flown a plane alike. Taylor reflected on his time back purpose. in 1993 for one year.
before,” but every day in high This year’s guest speaker was at Centreville; a time with no cell To the surprise of the everyone A musical performance was
school was an added page to her Centreville 1994 graduate Curtis phones and students would get in in the auditorium, there was an- given by Karandikar and Kobie
flying manual. Taylor Jr., who went off to gradu- trouble for having pagers in class other message to be given by a Turner, who did a medley of songs
McNeil also touched on the in- ate from Purdue University. Right instead. He reminded graduates special guest — Ludacris. Set up by Ryan Cabrera and The Beatles.
significance of getting lost, but now, he serves as the executive that they need to set high expec- as a video, Ludacris gave a con- Senior class board member Jenna
rather focusing on the importance vice president of Taylor Integrated tations for themselves, as each of gratulatory message to the class of See Farewell, Page 10
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A mentor can brighten a of mentorships, says Amy L. Best, Ph.D., professor
and chair, Department of Sociology and Anthropol-
young person’s future. ogy at George Mason University. “There are really
two types of mentors: those who provide guidance
and willingly share knowledge they have accrued
By Marilyn Campbell from their experience in the field,” she said. “The
T second type are those who facilitate opportunity,
amyka Mason says that she was struggling vouching for someone or helping the person with
with academics, finances and time manage- points of contact in their area of interest. Both are
ment. She knew that she needed to make a important.”
change, but didn’t have a source for guidance. Ma-
son discovered the Women in Search of Excellence THE MENTORING RELATIONSHIP develops best
(WISE) Mentoring Program run by Northern Virginia when mentors listen to a young person’s concerns
Community College and her life began to change. and expectations [and] empathize and tailor support
“When I joined WISE, [I] was assigned [a] mentor and skill building around the teen’s needs and with
and learned how to speak about the challenges I was their input, says Short. “The relationship should ben-
facing and the goals I had,” said Mason. “[My men- efit both the mentor and the teen through expres-
tor] helped me dramatically … plan for future sions of gratitude, a sense of accomplishment, and
events.” expectations for future support and success.”
The upcoming summer months offer teens an op- Effective mentors are as interested as they are in-
portunity to connect with adults other than parents teresting and are forthcoming with accounts of their
who can offer guidance through mentorship pro- own struggles and the strategies they used to over-
grams. Finding the right mentoring match can be a come them, says Best. “The best mentors listen first
life-altering experience, say experts. and then lead. It’s not a one size fits all relation-
“Through supportive relationships with adult men- ship,” she said. “The best mentors are concrete in
tors, teens can learn how to develop practical goals, their guidance and work with attainable and flex-
identify resources to accomplish goals … regulate ible goals. [They] don’t play favorites, but work to
emotions, communicate effectively with others and create an ethos of fairness and mutual respect.”
cope better with stress,” said Jerome Short, Ph.D., Tykesha R. Myrick works as a financial aid man-
associate professor of psychology at George Mason ager at Northern Virginia Community College
University. (NOVA) and is the founder of the WISE program on
The Virginia Mentoring Partnership (VMP) is a campus. The program, which targets minority
source for those who are looking for a mentor or women, pairs students with adult professionals who
those who want to mentor others. The organization’s offer guidance to the students, many of whom are
program managers train mentoring program coordi- the first in their families to attend college. “The rela-
nators and mentors. Their goal is to increase the num- tionships go beyond academic accomplishments and
ber and quality of mentoring programs in Virginia. are life changing and life lasting,” said Myrick. “The
VMP maintains a database where prospective men- goal is to provide a holistic environment for these
tors or mentees can plug in a ZIP code and find the young women.”
closest mentoring program. Mentorship programs such as WISE work best
“We provide support across the State of Virginia to when those being mentored are receptive. “The [best]
help align program practices that research shows mentees [respect] the mentor’s gift of time [and]
make high quality mentorship programs,” said Betsy recognize the importance of learning by listening and
Bilharz, Virginia Mentoring Partnership. “We recruit, ask thoughtful questions, and they are open and re-
screen and match mentors with young people using sponsive to guidance,” said Best. “It is equally im-
that set of standards.” portant to invest not simply
Recognizing that a Details in the best and brightest, but
mentoring relationship is not those with the smallest glim-
usually a relationship of For more on Virginia Mentoring Partnership, visit mer of promise. Good men-
vamentoring.org or connect.mentoring.org.
equals is an important aspect tors move mountains.”
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municate by phone or email with patients,
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ing of HIPAA laws would be preferred. Hours
An expert is someone who knows some of the worst mistakes that can be would be from 7:30 – 4:00PM. This is a great
made in his subject and how to avoid them. opportunity for the right person. If interested
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-Werner Heisenberg resume to Dottie: [email protected]
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