Memory Book

Honor Roll: In memory of those who served

We honor those who faithfully served Cobb County Seniors by participating in our Computers 4 Seniors program, and who have passed on to their final reward. Our program depends entirely on volunteers for staffing our classrooms as Instructors and Coaches, creating our course materials, and in maintaining the operating efficiency of our computers. While those listed here, sadly, have passed on, they are not forgotten.

Willie Andersen Served 1994 - 1997	Willie began participating when the program was first established at Windy Hill. He served as a coach for three years prior to his passing.
Ted Groskiewicz Served 1997 - 2008	Ted was in his seventies when he joined our Cobb County Computers For Seniors program. From that time forward he became the heart of our program at the Windy Hill Senior center. His contributions included teaching, plus updating and expanding the Advanced Windows course, of which he was again involved with as recently as this year. He had three courses he preferred to teach and his students enjoyed taking: Advanced Windows, Digital Cameras and Scanners, and Print Shop. He also staffed the open lab at Windy Hill where students could come and get one on one attention to their learning needs. His patience was most appreciated and welcomed by those struggling to learn.
Ray Reynolds Served 1998 - 2003	Ray began his service as an Instructor at Freeman Poole in 1998. He was a corner stone for our PC Introduction course offerings there for the five years prior to his passing.
Bob Sanders Served 2001 - 2007	Bob began his service with C4S as a coach at Windy Hill in 2001. During that time he contracted cancer, but kept volunteering. He was well liked by his students, and always carried a bright smile with him. Bob will be missed by the Wood Carvers too.
Joy Spadoni Served 1997 - 2005	Joy began her service in 1997 as a coach at the East Cobb Senior Center. During her eight years of continuous service, she moved from coach to Instructor, and from there to Course Author. During all that time Joy quietly and steadfastly enhanced the lives of many Seniors.