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Bruce Ennis |
Meet Bruce Ennis
Bruce S. Ennis was born and raised in Salisbury, Maryland. Educated in the Wicomico County Public School System, he
graduated with academic honors and a degree certification from the Career and Technology School in Welding. After
graduation, he pursued a career in industrial coatings and has eight years of experience dealing with a variety of coatings
applications. His experience includes applying high performance coatings for the General Services Administration (GSA)
building and the National Institutes of Health building and post 9/11 renovations for the Pentagon. Bruce and David Ennis
formed Pro Coat LLC an industrial and commercial coatings company in 2007. Bruce is a Polyurea Development
Association (PDA) certified Polyurea Applicator and holds a QP-8 certification from the Society for Protective Coatings. His
professional memberships include: the Associated Builders and Contractors; ABC, the Painting and Decorating
Contractors of America; PDCA, and the Society for Protective Coatings; SSPC.
Bruce has always been an advocate of the beautification of Salisbury. He has been involved with several projects in the city,
the most recent being the completion of renovations to the downtown pedestrian tunnel completed by Pro Coat LLC in
conjunction with the Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce Beautification committee.
graduated with academic honors and a degree certification from the Career and Technology School in Welding. After
graduation, he pursued a career in industrial coatings and has eight years of experience dealing with a variety of coatings
applications. His experience includes applying high performance coatings for the General Services Administration (GSA)
building and the National Institutes of Health building and post 9/11 renovations for the Pentagon. Bruce and David Ennis
formed Pro Coat LLC an industrial and commercial coatings company in 2007. Bruce is a Polyurea Development
Association (PDA) certified Polyurea Applicator and holds a QP-8 certification from the Society for Protective Coatings. His
professional memberships include: the Associated Builders and Contractors; ABC, the Painting and Decorating
Contractors of America; PDCA, and the Society for Protective Coatings; SSPC.
Bruce has always been an advocate of the beautification of Salisbury. He has been involved with several projects in the city,
the most recent being the completion of renovations to the downtown pedestrian tunnel completed by Pro Coat LLC in
conjunction with the Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce Beautification committee.
Meet Bruce's Dance Instructor .........
Pam Webster-Ward |
| Pam Webster Ward Pamela Webster Ward began ballroom dance as a child at family gatherings. “Everyone in our family has always danced. We rolled up the rugs and danced for hours. My sister and I still love to cha cha.” She assisted her mother, Betty Webster, teaching the Latin Hustle in the 1970’s, and continued to learn more about basic ballroom styles. In 1989, she began the popular and successful Salisbury Junior Cotillion, teaching ballroom and social etiquette to middle and high school students. Each course ends in an elegant graduation dance and ceremony. Over the years, several thousand students have participated. Many of them have returned to tell her how much it helped them later in life, when they were invited to sorority and fraternity balls, embassy parties, and weddings. Pamela also teaches ballet and children’s dance at the Salisbury Studio of Dance, and is a certified public school instructor. |
