"THE ROARING 20's!"
August 21, 2021 • The Commons • 7 - 11
A fundraiser for the Child Abuse Prevention Program
Light hors d'oeuvres, a cash bar, and desserts will be provided.
(A quick note regarding tickets) 1
Hi, my name is Jake Atkins and I am so excited to be a part of the CAP Prom court. I graduated from Hauser High School in 2004. I've worked at Cummins for over 4 years now. I have an amazing husband named Aaron, and together we have 2 french bulldogs, Fannie & Faline. I am the JV volleyball coach at Columbus North High School and I coach club volleyball for HAVOC. I spend a lot of my time mentoring, guiding, and coaching youth in and around Columbus. That is why child abuse prevention is extremely important to me, and that is why I am excited to help raise money for family services. I feel as though it is important for us as a community to raise awareness about child abuse, and to hopefully spare children from the trauma and emotional torment by the prevention of child abuse. I'm thrilled that I can be a small part of this event and give back to our community.
Claudia Sanchez Davila earned a degree in Law as Family Attorney in 2010 in Mexico San Luis Potosi. She works for Turning Point, a non-profit agency that fights against domestic violence, she serves as the LAV (Legal Advocacy for Victims) Case Manager. In addition, she is a Commissioner for the Human Rights Commission since 2019 and she is one of the Columbus Bicentennial Executive Committee Members. Claudia is also involved with different community programs such as Imagine Columbus, Latino Coalition etc.… Her favorite past time is watching her two kids play hockey, exercising and decorating. 'I felt honored when Family Service asked me to participate in the 2021 CAP Prom because I have seen so many children affected by domestic violence in the home and i want to do anything that I can do to help the prevention of abuse for every child.'
Born and raised in Columbus, IN. Have two children, Presley 9 and Bode 5. Been a Realtor in Columbus for 17 years. I decided to do the prom court because I am glad to do anything I can to help and protect children. Wanted to give back to the community I have called home for 41 years.
My name is Sarah Forbes and I have worked in Bartholomew County for 5 years. My husband Joe & I along with our Blue Heeler Max love to stay busy. We spend our Summers doing anything outside, we love to camp! In my spare time you can find me driving my ‘82 Bronco & drinking white claws. Not at the same time, of course. I chose to be on the Prom Court because I think there is a high priority to continue to spread awareness in our community about child abuse and how we can prevent it.
Eric Heyob was born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana and is a Marketing Consultant for White River Broadcasting. Eric has lived in Dothan, Alabama and Shreveport, Louisiana before coming back home again to Columbus Indiana. Eric serves as a Big Brother for Big Brothers/Big Sisters, a member of the CAP Council, volunteered for the Bartholomew County Humane Society and judges Senior Projects. Eric has agreed to serve on the CAP Adult Prom Court, because like Whitney Houston, he believes the children are the future and we have to treat them well and lead the way. Eric and his husband Brad, of 21 years, have 2 rescued pugs and 1 cat.
Kelsey James has been a part of the community for the past 8 years. You might remember listening to her in the mornings on WKKG before she left the station to become a full time mom to her two kids, Brennan (4) and Stella(7 months). She is also a part time kickboxing and strength training instructor at Farrells Extreme Bodyshaping, where she loves to help community members reach their health and fitness goals! Kelsey has been married to her husband, Mitchell, for 5 years. As a former CAP Council Member, Kelsey is passionate about spreading the organization’s mission to those in her community.
Hi, I'm Amy Scrogham! I've lived in Columbus since 2000. I am the proudest mother of a Columbus North (soon to be Senior) Cheerleader and two rescued fur babies. I like to spend my time outdoors with friends, baking, and exercising. I have volunteered as a CASA, and I have enjoyed coaching softball in the past. I earned my Bachelor's Degree from IUPUI in 2013 in Emergency Management. I proudly represent Dave and Buster's in Greenwood as an Area Operations Manager. I accepted the nomination on prom court because it will truly be an honor to get to help my community raise money for an incredible program. I feel very strongly about protecting the vulnerable and those who do not have a voice to speak up for themselves.
I am an orthopedic surgeon at Southern Indiana orthopedics. I am originally from Naperville, IL but spent 14 years at University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI followed by an additional year of sports medicine fellowship training in Los Angeles, CA. I am so excited and honored to be a part of CAP Prom and to have this great opportunity to raise money for such an important cause. Having three children of my own, I want to do anything I can to help keep them safe as well as their peers. This program is a great opportunity to work towards promoting awareness and working towards a safer world to raise our children in.
Nate West is a lifetime resident of Bartholomew County. He and his wife, Phebe, have two children – Ruthie and Theo. Professionally, he is an insurance agent at Zeller Insurance, but he is also involved in many community organizations. Nate spends his free time working on old cars, shooting hoops with Theo, and dancing with Ruthie. Nate is excited to be a part of the prom court because he believes all children should get to grow up surrounded by healthy relationships.
Ashley Whitlock is a Seymour, Indiana resident and has worked/been involved in Columbus for the last 7.5 years. Her number one pride and joy is her son, Bryson (12). She enjoys cheering him and his team on in any sport or extra activity he is involved in. Ashley has worked for Toyota Material Handling for 7.5 years with an incredible team, who are active in volunteering in the community as well. Ashley is a member of Zion Lutheran Church in Seymour. She volunteers on her church’s Youth Board, the Finance Committee of Family Service, Inc. of Bartholomew County, as well as the Finance Committee for the Jackson County United Way. “I’m so grateful to help raise awareness, and give back to our community. Our children are our future, and they deserve the best we can give them. My only hope is I can make an impact to help our community prevent child abuse. 1 child suffering through abuse, is 1 too many. Thank you for helping me with this effort.” “Giving is not just about making a donation. It is about making a difference.” Kathy Calvin
