Mary is the daughter of Matt (James) and Carol Froula and graduates from Lassiter High School in Mary 2022. In fall 2022, she plans to attend the University of Tennessee or Auburn University and major in Nursing. While in high school, she stayed incredibly busy with National Charity League, Must Ministries, Elizabeth Inn, YMCA, Covid Disaster Response, Drake House, Art Community Service Club, Languages of Lassiter, Trojan Buddies, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, National Honor Society, Soccer, Camp Counselor and part-time jobs in childcare and food services.

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“Roswell United Methodist Church RUMC has made an indescribable impact on my life and the person that I have become. This church community has been vital in growing my faith. What I appreciate most from my involvement at the church is the youth group. I will forever cherish the close-knit friendships and relationships I have made. Roswell United Methodist Church is my second home. It has taught me how to truly embody Christ in my everyday life, and what it means to be a Christian. Because of this community, I have learned not to be ashamed of my faith, and to honor it every day. I am proud to say that RUMC is where I go to church. The church has provided me with countless opportunities to get involved in organizations outside of the church through mission trips, service and leadership opportunities, and a job at the nursery. I am forever thankful for this beautiful place and the everlasting impact it has had on me.”

Mick is the son of Darren and Kelly Marcuzzi. He is graduating from Pope High School in May 2022 and plans to attend the University of South Carolina and major in Business. While in high school, Mick stayed very busy with varsity soccer, cross country, wrestling, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Math Honor Society, Poetry-Out-Loud competitions and volunteering for TOP Soccer, Young Men’s Service League (President), Chattachoochee Nature Center, PHS Soccer Summer Camp counselor, Erin’s Hope for Friends, Historic Roswell Retirement Center, and a peer tutor. Plus time to work part-time at Chick-Fil-A and later Suburban Tap. Most of all, his activities at RUMC meant the most.

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“Raised at Roswell Untied Methodist Church, I’ve felt Christ’s love all my life. Every step of my journey has been supported by the entire RUMC community, and I am so grateful for the influence that the church has had on my life. Forming relationships with youth group leaders, members, and parents of RUMC has inspired me to begin every day with a positive attitude and to try to make every person I encounter smile. The relationship that I have formed with Christ through these people is what made me into the person I am today. I'm excited to continue down this path with Christ by my side and the RUMC community at my back..”

Tyler is the son of Ken and Dawn Trygg. He graduates from Roswell High School in May 2022 and plans to attend Clemson, University of Georgia, University of Florida or Florida State University this fall 2022 and major in Mechanical Engineering and later a master in Business. In high school he stayed busy with everything lacrosse, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, RHS Investment Club, basketball, National Honor Society, Talented and Gifted Program, plus volunteered for Project 911, Roswell Youth Lacrosse Association, and a long list of service through RUMC. He also worked part-time at Chick-Fil-A, lawn care, pressure washing, concessions, and DoorDash. reviewing his long list of activities (including A LOT of lacrosse), the RUMC stood out the most.

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“RUMC has provided me with the strong faith foundation on which to build and grow my relationship with Christ. I'll probably never be a preacher or missionary in some far off land but I can share the Good News of Jesus Christ wherever I go, through simple random acts of kindness like coloring with a special friend. John Wesley tells us "To do all the good you can". With those words and the blessed assurance that Jesus is mine, I am ready to enter into this new phase of my life. Thank you Jesus, RUMC and Mom and Dad..”