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What is the Memorial Fund?

A tragedy shook the figure skating world on Valentine's Day in 1961 when Flight 548, carrying the U.S. World Figure Skating Team to the World Championships in Prague, crashed near Brussels, Belgium. All aboard were lost. From this loss arose the U.S. Figure Skating Memorial Fund to benefit all future figure skaters. The mission of the Memorial Fund is to provide qualified U.S. Figure Skating skaters in need of financial aid with monetary assistance to pursue their goals both inside and outside the competitive arena. The fund is committed to awarding skating and academic scholarships to those athletes who have demonstrated excellent competitive results and/or academic achievements and who have future potential in national and international competitions.

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SEPTEMBER DONORS
In Memory Of
  • Dr. Ronald E. DeiCas: Margaret Faulkner
  • Hugh John Devore: Nicholas A. Skinner
  • Richard Egan: SC of Boston
  • Dale Lynn Gregory: Mary English Marylou Reiff
  • Elisabeth Hickok: Cynthia G. Hoover
  • Margaret Hovey: Sueann Taylor, Valerie Minole, Gayle Glennon
  • Nancy J. Jamrosz: Gregory and Joanne Vassallo Jamrosz
  • Robert May: Ames Figure Skating Club
  • Lacey Meinel: Chicago Jazz
  • Cleo Paullin: Bud & Jan Mattson
  • Paula Smart: Autumn Allison
  • Mary Zarpaylic: Maxine, Bob & Felicia Beck; Margaret Faulkner
In Honor Of
  • Mark Mitchell: Anonymous

"General Donations"
  • Peter A. Schmitt
    Bobbie J. Mays






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