Harleysville quintuplets, Austin, Evan, Miranda, Lindsay, and Dillon Griffin, are about to graduate from Souderton Area High School and head to Montgomery County Community College in the fall, writes Bob Keeler for Souderton Independent.

The five siblings got driven to school for their first nineteen years but “just recently, Evan got a car,” said their mother, Kathy Griffin. Now the quintuplets split the car’s expenses including taking turns paying for gas.

To earn this money, they have been working in the dining services department at Meadowood Senior Living in Worcester for the last four years.  Recently, to recognize their hard work, Meadowood honored the quintuplets at its annual Scholarship Dinner on June 1.

“They’re paying for their own college,” said Kathy. However, the five expect to finally part ways after graduating from MCCC, as they have all decided on very different career paths.

Austin is planning to go into directing and editing films, Miranda is interested in studying theater and film, Lindsay in film screenwriting, Dillon in environmental science, while Evan is keen on criminal justice and law enforcement.

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