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11/27/09
It's hard to pass Timmy Lapinski in the hallway at Arundel High School or sit across a desk from him in class and not come away feeling upbeat. Timmy has the ability to put a smile on the face of nearly everyone he meets. He's that kind of person. 
Wendi Winters — For The Capital
Arundel High sophomore Timmy Lapinski, 16, a Crofton, refines his computer skills in a special education class at the school. He is a Buddy Director in Arundel High’s chapter of Best Buddies.Find Us On Facebook
Timmy, 16, is a resident of Crofton and a sophomore at Arundel. He has Down Syndrome, but he doesn't let that get in the way of enjoying life and his studies or helping other people. At Arundel High, he is a beloved fixture at Wildcat football games and faithfully attends all the school's theatrical productions. "I was born in Alabama," Timmy said, "and...
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my son goes to school with Tim - 2009-11-28 23:44:16
Timmy is a wonderful kid. I'm happy to see this article featuring this vibrant young man!
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