Six Duece Enterprises is selling $2 raffle tickets for a brand new Nintendo Wii System to support the 2009 "Achieveland" Scholarship Fund. The raffle will take place on Sunday December 14, 2008. One of the winners of the 2008 Achieveland Scholarship will draw the lucky winner.
Raffle tickets can be purchased from any Six Duece Enterprises, Six Duece Records, 62 Hearts, or MIRALCE Investment Group member. Tickets can also be purchased via Paypal on www.sixduece.com.
Six Duece Enterprise(SDE) is proud to announce Courtney Hathorn of South High and Cynthia Maldonado of John Marshall High as the winner’s of the 1st Annual “Achieveland” Scholarship. Courtney Hathorn will attend The University of Toledo this fall where he will Major in Engineering. Cynthia Maldonado will attend Bowling Green State University this fall.
SDE and the “Achieveland” campaign would like to thank all participants’ for taking the time to complete the requirements.
Education is very important, especially when trying to land in a good career path.My family is not affluent, and I will be the first to attend college in my mother’s side of the family.My father took some college courses, and he received a certificate.As a result of all that, attending college to receive a bachelor’s degree is something that I strongly want to pursue in my life.In addition, being the first to go away to
I will further my education by going to the University of Toledo, majoring in Engineering, and a minor in business.I have always had an interest in math and science, so I think I will be successful as Engineering major.I would like to own my recording studio.I am currently 18 years old and have been working non-stop since I was 15.I work two jobs getting full time hours and I’m still in school.
"I would like to thank the Founders of Six Duece Jerry Billups, Anthony "Vito" Hollins, and Andre Russell because they led me and showed me the ropes to get through my first year of college. They were always there for me through my ups and downs even though I use to eat up all the food."
-Lavelle Blackwell (sophomore University of Toledo)
