Businesses Give More Than $16,000 to Perry Hall's Angel Park

Two area businesses presented sizable checks Monday afternoon toward building Angel Park in Perry Hall.

Angel Park is a playground currently being planned for the space next to Perry Hall Library. The entire project, from conception to construction, is community-driven.

Jerry Rush, owner of the McDonald’s at 9106 Belair Road, gave $15,277 to help build Angel Park.

The manager at Weis Market at 4126 East Joppa Road donated $1,000 in a presentation Monday toward the park as well.

Angel Park will have sections where people can donate bricks and fence posts to memorialize those they consider their “angels.”

Andy and Kelli Szczybor, whose son Ryan died of leukemia when he was 15 months old, are the inspiration behind Angel Park. “We wanted to call it Angel Park because there are so many people that have lost somebody,” Kellis Szczybor said. “Angel Park—that’s for everybody.”

The park is slated to be built in spring 2015.

Photo Credit: Angel Park.

This article has been corrected to reflect accurate donation amounts.

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