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Pathways to Success holds annual Partner With Pathways

Jacques Bowe, Pathways to Success program coordinator at Sussex Tech, speaks to attendees about his experiences with students in the Pathways program. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Dan Cook
April 17, 2025

Pathways to Success recently held its Partner With Pathways breakfast at the CHEER Center in Georgetown.

“We truly appreciate the community support we received at this annual fundraiser, and appreciate the opportunity to tell the Pathways story,” said Fay Blake, Pathways founder and executive director.

One of those stories was a 2018 WMDT “On the Bright Side” video taken at Sussex Technical High School with students and Pathways to Success Program Coordinator Jacques Bowe.

Mr. Bowe, as the students call him, then spoke about the successes these students – and many others – have had through the program.

An announcement was made with Atlantic Transportation’s new owner Dave Repass and operations manager Justin Brown in attendance. Through the company’s contribution of buses, Pathways to Success high school students will be able to go to Hershey Park, affording them lifelong memories outside Sussex County. For some, this will be their first trip outside the county and the state.
 
More information about Pathways to Success can be found at pathways-2-success.org or by contacting Sarah Gilmour at 302-381-1494 or sgilmour@pathways-2-success.org.

Pathways Outreach and Development Manager Sarah Gilmour welcomes attendees to the event and introduces Pathways alumni.
Keda Dorisca, Pathways to Success program coordinator at Seaford, introduces Pathways to Success founder and Executive Director Fay Blake.
Pathways to Success founder and Executive Director Fay Blake speaks of the program’s importance in the lives of all students.
Attendees watch a Channel 47 video of the program’s importance at Sussex Tech.
Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings speaks of how her office will fight the cutting of funding to programs like Pathways to Success.
Pathways board member Ava Cannon tells how everyone is a superhero in their own right.
Cicely Emerson gives her testimony as a parent of a Pathways to Success student.
New Atlantic Transportation owner Dave Repass is happy to support Pathways to Success. Shown are (l-r) Meineke and Atlantic Transportation owner Dave Repass, Pathways Outreach and Development Manager Sarah Gilmour, Pathways to Success founder and Executive Director Fay Blake and Atlantic Transportation and Meineke operations manager Justin Brown.
Attendees enjoyed a breakfast buffet that was served at the event.

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