Lakewood , CO-U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter (CO-07) is proud to announce the CD 7 nominations to our distinguished service academies. On Sat., Nov. 22, 2008, Rep. Perlmutter’s Merit Selection Committee conducted interviews of the prospective cadets. The following candidates were nominated to the four service academies (several individuals have been nominated to multiple academies):
AIR
FORCE
ACADEMY NAVAL ACADEMY
Isay Rapoport, Aurora Zebulon Hanley,
Denver
Alexandria Fell, Westminster Isay Rapoport,
Aurora
Brian Popick, Henderson Alexandria Fell,
Westminster
Kendra Cypher,
Aurora Kendra Cypher, Aurora
Evan Miller, Lakewood Evan Miller,
Lakewood
Mathew Kramer, Arvada Zachary Morley,
Brighton
Zachary Morley, Brighton Daniel Nissen,
Denver
Daniel Nissen, Denver Nickolas Kisselman,
Lakewood
Nickolas Kisselman, Lakewood Peter Nguyen,
Aurora
Sara Sbarbaro, Lakewood Kaitlyn Crump,
Littleton
MILITARY (WEST POINT) ACADEMY
MERCHANT
MARINE
ACADEMY
Thomas Prose, Lakewood Thomas Prose,
Lakewood
Isay Rapoport, Aurora Zebulon Hanley,
Denver
Michael Humiston, Strasburg Michael Humiston, Strasburg
Mathew Kramer, Arvada Mathew Kramer, Arvada
Alexandria Fell, Westminster Evan Miller,
Lakewood
Evan Miller, Lakewood Alexandria Fell,
Westminster
Zachary Morley, Brighton Kendra Cypher,
Aurora
Daniel Nissen,
Denver
Sara Sbarbaro, Lakewood Daniel Nissen,
Denver
Jacob Diamond, Lakewood Nicholas Dyer,
Arvada
“These students are some of the finest individuals
Colorado has to offer. I am very impressed with their academic, athletic, and extracurricular accomplishments. These talented young men and women are the future of our country. It is a privilege and an honor to recommend them to our nation’s prestigious service academies,” stated Perlmutter.
Each service academy (Air Force, Navy, West Point and Merchant Marine) will select one of Congressman Perlmutter’s nominations for the Fall 2009 Semester. There are other criteria that the academies utilize such as athletic scholarships, if their parents were Medal of Honor recipients or if their parents were 100% disabled in their military service.
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