Register Ashe Attends the Annual Agawam Senior Fair

This week, Register Ashe attended the Agawam Senior Center’s Annual Senior Fair. The Registry staff was on hand to answer any and all questions pertaining to real property in Hampden County.  This is an event that we participate in each year, and we always enjoy getting an opportunity to speak with area residents.

Register Ashe met with and answered questions for dozens of attendees at the Agawam Senior Fair

 

Register Donald Ashe with Atty. Abbe McLane and Ryan at the Agawam Senior Center

 

Register Donald Ashe with Carol at the Agawam Senior Center

Register Donald Ashe visits an information booth for Greater Springfield Senior Services Incorporated

Register Donald Ashe and Assistant Register Donna answer questions from attendees at the Agawam Senior Center's Annual Senor Fair

Register Donald Ashe and Assistant Register Donna answer questions from attendees at the Agawam Senior Center's Annual Senor Fair

Register Donald Ashe with Assistant Register Donna at the Agawam Senior Center

Register Donald Ashe with Assistant Register Caitlin at the Agawam Senior Center

Register Ashe Attends Gala for the Willie Ross School for the Deaf

Honorees State Representative Brian Ashe and 

Constance Gleason Furcolo with President and CEO Robert Carter 

of the Willie Ross School for the Deaf

State Representative Brian M. Ashe and 

Hampden County Register of Deeds Donald E. Ashe

Last week, Register Ashe attended the Annual Gala & Testimonial Dinner for the Willie Ross School for the Deaf held at the Twin Hills Country Club in Longmeadow. This year's event honored both Constance Gleason Furcolo and State Representative Brian Ashe.

Established in 1967, the Willie Ross School for the Deaf's mission is to "provide deaf and hard-of-hearing students access to comprehensive, evidence-based education and support services in the classroom and in the greater community. We strive for excellence and innovation. We work to maximize each individual's intellectual, social, and emotional growth."

To learn more about the Willie Ross School for the Deal, visit their website at http://www.willierossschool.org/

(photos courtesy of Masslive - http://www.masslive.com/…/seen_willie_ross_school_for_th.ht…)