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VFW's VFW's "Sport Clips Help A Hero Scholarship" Recipients 2020 Fall Semester Recipient Name Hometown State School Name Military Service Lennie Gorman Tuscaloosa Alabama Embry Riddle Navy, Veteran Demetris Bishop Anniston Alabama Jacksonville State University Army, Guard Jamila Walker Moody Alabama Jefferson State Community College Army, Veteran Jeremy Hall Northport Alabama University of Alabama Marine Corps, Veteran David Cunningham Florence Alabama University of North Alabama Army, Guard Seth Williams Anchorage Alaska American Military University Army, Veteran Brian Overholtzer Anchorage Alaska The Master's Seminary Army, Veteran Tiana Salvador Phoenix Arizona Arizona State University Air Force, Guard Joshua Wilson Bellemont Arizona Coconino Community College Marine Corps, Veteran Joseph Maki Tempe Arizona Eastern Michigan University Marine Corps, Veteran Matthew Martinez Phoenix Arizona Glendale Community College Navy, Veteran Timothy Ryan Tempe Arizona Mesa Community College Navy, Veteran Devin Deckert Phoenix Arizona Midwestern University Navy, Reserves Bryan Frazier Goodyear Arizona Park University Air Force, Reserves Corey Phillips Glendale Arizona Southern New Hampshire University Army, Veteran Shane Gardiner Tucson Arizona University of Arizona Marine Corps, Veteran Alex Sielaff Tucson Arizona University of Arizona Air Force, Veteran Forrest Enemark Pacific Grove California Albany Medical College Army, Reserves Jason Borton Bakersfield California Bakersfield College Marine Corps, Veteran Issac Contreras Bakersfield California Bakersfield College Army, Reserves Jordan Kublickis Fellows California Bakersfield College Marine Corps, Veteran Sara Washington Travis AFB California Brandman University Army, Veteran Joshua Becerril Colton California California State University San Bernardino Marine Corps, Veteran Luke Catrina Fresno California California State University, Fresno Marine Corps, Reserves Jeffrey Marble Phelan California Chicago School of Professional Psychology Army, Veteran Maia Leasure Torrance California El Camino College Navy, Veteran Octavio Novoa Castroville California Kansas State University Air Force, Reserves Nathan Le Garden Grove California Orange Coast College Marine Corps, Veteran Mark Morales Oxnard California San Diego Christian College Army, Guard Jonathan Burke San Clemente California Southwestern College Professional Studies Coast Guard, Active Duty Roman Gonzalez Downey California University of California Air Force, Reserves Miguel Benitez Wasco California University of Houston Army, Reserves Kevin Easter Los Angeles California University of Southern California Army, Veteran Justin Telles Long Beach California University of Southern California Marine Corps, Veteran George Rapciewicz Temecula California Walden University Marine Corps, Veteran Anthony Teran Hemet California West Coast University Ontario Army, Veteran Dorothy Konkright Colorado Springs Colorado American Public University System Army, Veteran Alejandro Mandujano Denver Colorado Colorado State University Army, Guard Cody Stahl Colorado Springs Colorado Oklahoma State University Marine Corps, Veteran Brian Meyer Parker Colorado Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine Navy, Veteran Tiffany Baker-StorthkampAurora Colorado University of Colorado Denver Army, Veteran Corey Green Denver Colorado University of Colorado Denver Army, Veteran Felicia Whatley West Haven Connecticut Gateway Community College Army, Veteran Recipient Name Hometown State School Name Military Service Christopher Stuebbe Navarre Florida American Public University Air Force, Active Duty Michael Forcino Daytona Beach Florida Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Army, Guard Brandon Price Tallahassee Florida Florida State University College of Medicine Army, Veteran Cesar Orozco Miami Florida Full Sail University Navy, Veteran Courtney Jadallah Riverview Florida Galen College of Nursing Army, Veteran Rashaun Jackson Orlando Florida Keiser University Army, Veteran Oscar Rojas Orlando Florida L3Harris Flight Academy Marine Corps, Veteran Frances Dae Mendoza Largo Florida Purdue University Global Army, Active Duty Elyse Cenatus Riverview Florida Rasmussen College Navy, Veteran Brandon Miller St. Augustine Florida University of Phoenix Marine Corps, Veteran Jackie Ratliff Spring Hill Florida University of South Florida Army, Veteran Jedediah Winum Tampa Florida University of South Florida Marine Corps, Veteran Zykeis Jones Panama City Florida University of West Florida Army, Guard Tori Andrews Tifton Georgia Academy of Art University Army, Veteran Jonathan Babb Augusta Georgia Augusta University Army, Reserves Daniel Nutt Gainesville Georgia Georgia Institute of Technology Army, Veteran Scott Basham Cartersville Georgia Purdue University Global Army, Guard Thomas Chan Savannah Georgia University of Illinois: Urbana-Champaign Army, Active Duty Andre Exilien Ewa Beach Hawaii American Public University Air Force, Active Duty Crystina Armstrong Richfield Idaho Columbia Southern University Army, Veteran Jordan Perez Poplar Grove Illinois Concordia University - Chicago Air Force, Veteran Levi Perez Evanston Illinois Kansas State University Marine Corps, Veteran Nathaniel Ochs DeKalb Illinois Northern Illinois University Army, Guard Joe Giffen Moline Illinois University of Dayton Army, Veteran Jacob Jones Fort Wayne Indiana Purdue University Fort Wayne Marine Corps, Veteran John Engelman Iowa City Iowa University of Iowa College of Law Marine Corps, Veteran Ryan Frick Independence Kansas Fort Hays State University Army, Guard Jason Gragg Salina Kansas Kansas State University Polytechnic Army, Veteran Sagar Khadka Wichita Kansas Thomas Edison State University Air Force, Active Duty Brian Bobka Lawrence Kansas University of Kansas Air Force, Guard Traevonne Greene Topeka Kansas Washburn University Air Force, Guard Paul Dwyer Greenville Kentucky Madisonville Community College Marine Corps, Veteran Katherine Payne Owensboro Kentucky Western Kentucky University Air Force, Veteran Juan Tomas Owensboro Kentucky Western Kentucky University Army, Guard Michael Navarro Deridder Louisiana Central Michigan University Army, Active Duty Dorcas Dunham Severn Maryland Berklee Online Army, Veteran Robin Horsmon Aberdeen Maryland John Hopkins University School of Nursing Army, Veteran Spencer Poort Kalamazoo Michigan Western Michigan University Marine Corps, Reserves Jessie Thielen Spring Valley Minnesota University of Minnesota Navy, Veteran David Sturgeon Butler Missouri Bellevue University Army, Guard Ian Tucker Springfield Missouri Missouri State University Army, Veteran Tyler Jackson Weston Missouri Park University Army, Reserves Ryan England Peculiar Missouri University of Central Missouri Air Force, Reserves Abdurahim Sharif Kansas City Missouri University of Missouri - Kansas City Army, Guard Javier Rodriguez Great Falls Montana Arizona State University Air Force, Active Duty Rebecca Pulley Great Falls Montana Montana State University Air Force, Veteran Zaw Oo Lincoln Nebraska The City University of New York (CUNY) Army, Veteran Ashley Lyke Las Vegas Nevada American Military University Navy, Veteran Trae Hill N. Las Vegas Nevada University of Nevada Las Vegas Air Force, Veteran Julia Vineyard Henderson Nevada University of Nevada Las Vegas Air Force, Veteran Rayshawn Williams Las Vegas Nevada University of Nevada Las Vegas Marine Corps, Veteran Nicholas Lepore Edison New Jersey Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians Marine Corps, Veteran Donald Isaacs Princeton New Jersey Princeton School of Public and International Affairs Army, Veteran Donald Koger Piscataway New Jersey Rutgers University Army, Veteran Samuel Butler Alamogordo New Mexico Western Governors University Air Force, Active Duty Leonie McLaughlin New Rochelle New York Mercy College Air Force, Guard Jane DaCosta West Babylon New York New York University Navy, Veteran Cory Breegle Brooklyn New York Pratt Institute Army, Veteran Recipient Name Hometown State School Name Military Service Jessica Young APO New York Southeastern Oklahoma State University Air Force, Active Duty Tristan Serrano Otisville New York State University of New York at New Paltz Army, Guard Grace Newman Katonah New York The College At Brockport State University of New York Army, Guard Cody Taylor Lincolnton North Carolina Appalachian State University Navy, Reserves Jairous Gurley Sr Kernersville North Carolina Capella University Army, Veteran Mark Poitras Pineville North Carolina East Carolina University Air Force, Veteran Imer Alvarado Selma North Carolina North Carolina State University Navy, Reserves Timothy Spencer Jacksonville North Carolina University of Maryland Global Campus Marine Corps, Active Duty Dennis Jallah Durham North Carolina University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Army, Veteran Brian Leach Wilmington North Carolina University of North Carolina at Wilmington Army, Veteran Joseph McKenzie Cullowhee North Carolina Western Carolina University Marine Corps, Veteran Tyler Lenertz West Fargo North Dakota Berklee College of Music Army, Veteran Jonathan Cruz Painesville Ohio Case Western Reserve University Marine Corps, Veteran Brian Schultz Cleveland Ohio Cleveland State University Navy, Veteran Brittany Griffin Akron Ohio The University of Akron Army, Veteran Thomas Martin Lancaster Ohio Western Governors University Army, Veteran Seth DuCasse Amelia Ohio Wilmington College Army, Veteran Jeremiah Braudrick Norman Oklahoma Fuller Theological Seminary Marine Corps, Veteran Aaron Bell Harrisburg Pennsylvania Edinboro
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