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Carolee Erickson

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Carolee Erickson

Birth
Death
8 Oct 1997 (aged 51)
Burial
Laurel, Yellowstone County, Montana, USA GPS-Latitude: 45.6948509, Longitude: -108.7696228
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De Anza ICC Carolee Erickson Memorial Scholarship

CAROLEE ERICKSON MEMORIAL ICC SCHOLARSHIP Spring 2023 Sponsored by De Anza Inter Club Council (ICC)

Carolee Erickson was a non-traditional student returning to school after raising a family as a single parent and grandmother and working in the jewelry business. She was involved in the Baha'i Club, Future Teachers Club, and Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society before becoming ICC Chairperson for the 1995-96 school year. After her term was completed, cancer that had been in remission returned. She completed her A.A. degree from De Anza College in 1997 despite declining health and received the President's Award for overcoming adversity. She received her diploma in a wheelchair. She died a few months after graduation before completing her goal of transferring to UC Berkeley as a Secondary Education major and teaching English and History in inner city schools. The ICC Scholarship was renamed in her honor.


De Anza ICC Carolee Erickson Memorial Scholarship

CAROLEE ERICKSON MEMORIAL ICC SCHOLARSHIP Spring 2023 Sponsored by De Anza Inter Club Council (ICC)

Carolee Erickson was a non-traditional student returning to school after raising a family as a single parent and grandmother and working in the jewelry business. She was involved in the Baha'i Club, Future Teachers Club, and Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society before becoming ICC Chairperson for the 1995-96 school year. After her term was completed, cancer that had been in remission returned. She completed her A.A. degree from De Anza College in 1997 despite declining health and received the President's Award for overcoming adversity. She received her diploma in a wheelchair. She died a few months after graduation before completing her goal of transferring to UC Berkeley as a Secondary Education major and teaching English and History in inner city schools. The ICC Scholarship was renamed in her honor.




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