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The Way Home Prison Ministry celebrates 15 years
Gathered for a photo are (l-r) The Way Home Program Director Barbara Del Mastro, Department of Correction Commisioner Robert Coupe and Case Manager Tony Neal.
April 9, 2014
Enjoying the celebration are (l-r) Joseph Cascio, Betty Mann-Beebe and Diane Bambino. BY DENY HOWETH
Sharing stories are (l-r) board member Ron Kerchner, John Robbert, Tom McCormack and former board member Carl Mantegna. BY DENY HOWETH
Talking about the benefits of the program are (l-r) former case manager Rick Chamberlain, The Way Home founder the Rev. Jim Lewis, board member Ira Kibrosky, and Rep. Ron Gray, R-Selbyville. BY DENY HOWETH
Superior Court Judge Henly Graves, left, talks with Department of Correction Commissioner Robert Coupe. BY DENY HOWETH
Showing their support for the program are (l-r) Bob Davis, Suzanne McCormack, Deb Kerchner and Mary Davis. BY DENY HOWETH
Board member David Archibald, right, speaks with Tempe Steen during the celebration. BY DENY HOWETH
The Rev. David Archibald, center, goofs around with Tony Tilson, left, and Danny Quillen. BY DENY HOWETH
A silent auction was very successful in raising funds for the program. Pictured (l-r) are Chris Long, Mimi DuPont, Frank Bell and Tempe Steen. BY DENY HOWETH
Bernice Edwards and Waynne Paskins show their support for The Way Home program. BY DENY HOWETH
The Way Home program supports former prisoners transitioning from prison to society. Started by a small group of parishioners from St. Martha's Episcopal Church in Bethany Beach, the Rev. Jim Lewis, pastor, and volunteers in 1996, The Way Home has helped hundreds of ex-offenders.
Acclaimed Rehoboth Beach singer/songwriter Doug James entertained the group of supporters April 5 at Catch 54 Restaurant in Fenwick Island.
