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Monday, August 6, 2018

Wellsville: Meet the 2018 Jones Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Queen candidates

WELLSVILLE, NY (August 6, 2018) -- The candidates for the 2018 Jones Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Queen have been announced!  As part of a long-time tradition, the Auxiliary Twigs and several community organizations sponsor a young lady to sell tickets to the Grand Raffle. The candidate who sells the most tickets is crowned at the Auxiliary’s Annual Gala & Silent Auction in November.
 
The Lilac Twig has named Loralai Crawford as the 2018 candidate. Loralai is the daughter of Andy and Kristen Crawford of Wellsville. A junior at Wellsville High School, Loralai is a member of Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD), on the staff of The Owl (the school newspaper), and the LEOs Club. She is consistently on the High Honor Roll and is currently third in her class. She enjoys singing, listening to music, reading, and community service. She is working at the Stillwater Pizza and Grill in Wellsville. After high school, Loralai plans to attend the University of Toronto, to study aerospace engineering or biomedical engineering with a minor in astronomy. “I am very excited and grateful to raise money for the hospital,” she said.
 
Kayla Day, the daughter of Beth and Greg Day of Wellsville, is representing the Wellsville Rotary Club. A junior at Wellsville High School, Kayla is on the traveling softball team, as well as the WHS basketball and soccer teams. In her spare time, Kayla enjoys going to camp with her family and hanging out with her friends. She enjoys hunting. Kayla is planning to attend college after graduation and will pursue a career as a corrections officer.
 
The Hemlock Twig representative this year is Milla Litzburg, the daughter of Mike and Ella Litzburg of Wellsville. Milla participates in several sports including varsity basketball, soccer, and track and field. She is also in the International Club at school and is working this summer as part of the Otis Eastern Summer Internship program. Milla is on the high honor roll and in the top 10 of her class. In her spare time, she enjoys playing violin and practicing her soccer skills. After high school, her plans include a four-year college but her major is undecided.
 
The Olive Twig is represented by Chloe Norton, the daughter of Karen and Louie Norton of Whitesville. Chloe is on the Student Council at her school. She is part of the Tech Crew and is involved in the Big Brother/Big Sister Program. Chloe was chosen to perform a solo at the Area All State Music Festival. She mows the lawn at the Wellsville Montessori School and enjoys community service. Chloe has been involved in the Auxiliary’s Spring Fling, the SPCA Basket Auction, and works at the local soup kitchen. She is planning to attend college and would like to earn a degree in Business Management or Education. 
 
Molly Cole of Wellsville is the candidate for the Wellsville Educators Association. She is the daughter of Jennifer and Rob Cole. At WHS, she is a member of SADD, the Student Council, the Ski Club and The Owl. She is taking honors classes and is consistently on the honor role. She plays tennis and enjoys listening to music, hanging out with her friends, traveling, and painting. Her post-high school plans include studying for a career in the medical field.
 
Taylor Payne is representing the Maple Twig. Taylor is the daughter of Jamie and Brian Weber and Greg Payne. A junior at Wellsville High School, Taylor is a member of the National Honor Society. She plays on the school soccer, softball, basketball, and bowling teams. In her free time, Taylor enjoys running and hanging out with friends and family. Taylor plans on attending college where her goal is to be a forensic scientist.
Katie Tronetti is representing Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Katie is the daughter of Linda and Mike Tronetti of Wellsville. A junior at Wellsville High School, Katie consistently has been on the honor role. She is a member of the Student Council and the International Club. In her spare time, Katie enjoys babysitting and being with her friends. She is looking forward to college and a career in the medical field.
For more information about where to buy raffle tickets, contact the JMH Auxiliary at 585-593-1100, ext. 5426.