![]() | Hello fellow UUsβ Last week at General Assembly in Baltimore, my son Delano Yeung stood proudly on stage during the youth bridging ceremony. It was a beautiful milestone moment. And now just a few days later heβs also a national finalist in the Duck Tape Stuck at Prom scholarship contest, competing for a $15,000 scholarship. Delano created a full prom tuxedo made entirely out of Duck Tape, styled as a suit of armor inspired by his motherβs Polish heritage and the legacy of the Winged Hussars. This isnβt just a cool costume itβs a piece of personal storytelling and resilience. His mom (my wife) was bullied as a child for being Polish. Delano took that pain and transformed it into pride, wrapping himself in heritage and strength. He was selected as a top finalist from across the country by a panel of judges for his creativity, craftsmanship, use of color, and symbolic detail. Now, itβs up to public voting to decide the winner. π³οΈ You can vote here (heβs in the βTuxβ category): πΈ See more of his work and photos here: π₯ He was also featured on our local news (WKYC in Cleveland): Our UU values have helped shape Delano into a grounded, compassionate, and creative young man and I couldnβt be prouder of him. If you feel moved to vote or share this with your congregation or youth group, it would mean the world to us. In faith and gratitude, [link] [comments] |