Canton man’s name lives on

■35 years of service: Mary Green, patient services at St. Luke’s, and Deborah Souza, laboratory at St. Luke’s, both of Freetown; Jaime Mourao, engineering and maintenance at St. Luke’s, of Marion; Joann Finn and Teresa Todd, both in rehab services at St. Luke’s, both of Wareham.

BUSINESS BRIEFS: May Institute in Randolph, a nonprofit serving people with autism and other special needs, was given a $20,000 grant from the New York Center for Autism, part of the proceeds from Comedy Central’s “2010 Night of Too Many Stars: An Overbooked Concert for Autism,’’ said institute president and CEO Walter P. Christian. The event generated more than $3.5 million in donations, and May Institute was one of 35 organizations to be named a grant recipient, Christian said. The institute was founded in 1955 and its programs are held at nearly 200 locations across the country.

Elyse Barry of Braintree was named an administrative assistant at Kirkland Albrecht & Fredrickson in Braintree, a certified public accounting firm. Before joining the company, she was with Ropes & Gray LLP as a practice development assistant.

Cathy Gray of Hingham was named the new sales counselor at Linden Ponds in Hingham, an Erickson Living retirement community. She has been with Erickson since 2006.

Dawn Stevens (inset) of Hanson was named director of relocation for Jack Conway Realtor in Norwell’s 42-office firm. She began working at Conway as a real estate agent in 1989. For 12 years, Stevens was volunteer coordinator for the company’s annual MainSpring “Dishin’ It Up for the Homeless’’ charity event, which raises money for the Brockton-based organization.

Paul E. Kandarian can be reached at Kandarian@globe.com.