About Us
Congratulations to this years Memorial Scholarship winners, Casey Paradine and Juliana Yeung. Casey Paradine is a senior student at Marist High School in Bayonne, NJ and is planning on attending St. Joseph's University in the fall and pursuing a career researching cures for rare illness' and deadly diseases. Juliana Yeung is a senior student at County Prep High School in Jersey City and is planning on attending Steven's Institute of Technology in the fall and pursuing a career in cyber security. We wish all of the 22 applicants best wishes and good luck in all that they do. Congratulations to both winners!
On the afternoon of Monday, February, 22, 2016, a routine commute home ended in tragedy for the O'Donnell Family of Bayonne, NJ. Beloved husband, father, friend, and teacher, Tim O'Donnell and his beautiful, precious 5 year old daughter Bridget lost their lives in a horrific car crash. It is only AFTER the car crash that witnesses came forward to tell their stories on how they saw the driver speeding and weaving in and out of traffic. The Catch You Later Foundation, LLC was created to spread awareness of the NJ State #77 Aggressive Driving program. Had these witnesses been aware of the program perhaps they would have utilized it and a state trooper could have been in the area and arrested the driver before he recklessly murdered two innocent people.
Who We Are
Catch You Later Foundation, LLC is a non profit organization comprised of those who love the O'Donnell family most. Former students, friends, and the grieving wife and daughter, Pam and Ali O'Donnell that are left behind. It is our hope that we can help send a senior high school student to college with a small scholarship. College is something Bridget wanted to do but sadly she does not have the chance, help us help another student get to college in Bridget's memory by making a donation today. Thank you in advance!
Our History
Our history is a short one, having only been created after the events that took place on February 22, 2016. It was after the crash that we realized too little number of people are aware of the NJ State #77 Aggressive Driving Program.
