Federated member Motown Automotive announces endowed scholarship fund

The scholarship is named in memory of the daughter of Tom Litzinger, the company’s longtime director of sales and marketing. Amie Litzinger passed away on January 1 of this year at the age of 27 due to complications from a genetic heart disease known as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.

“The University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences Class of 2013 lost a respected colleague and a trusted friend when Amie Litzinger passed away on New Year’s Day 2013. Her passing has left a huge void and immense sadness in many hearts,” said Dr. Jeffrey P. Gold, chancellor and executive vice president for health affairs and dean of the college of medicine and life sciences at the University of Toledo. “In honor of Amie's memory and her values of being a wise, caring and giving person, the Amie J. Litzinger M.D. Class of 2013 Endowed Scholarship Fund has been created.”

The goal and purpose of the scholarship fund is to offer a worthy recipient the opportunity to attend the University of Toledo School of Medicine and Life Sciences. To help Litzinger's spirit live on and help others realize their dream of becoming a caring and compassionate physician, contributions to the fund may be made by visiting https://give2ut.utoledo.edu/litzinger.asp.

Motown Automotive is a leading full line undercar and underhood auto parts warehouse in southern Michigan with more than 50 years of experience in the automotive marketplace. Family owned and operated, Motown has 13 locations in Ann Arbor, Brighton, Flint, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Plymouth, Southfield, Sterling Heights, Taylor, Troy, Waterford and two locations in Farmington Hills.  For more information, visit www.motownauto.com.

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