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The Teagle Foundation Scholarship Program 2014/ 2015 Recipients The Teagle Foundation Scholarship Program 2014/ 2015 Recipients The Teagle Foundation has announced scholarship awards to the children of ExxonMobil families for 2014-2015. A list of parents and scholarship winners is available below by Employing unit. The Teagle Foundation, established in 1944 by Walter C. Teagle, former president and chairman of Standard Oil Company (New Jersey), is a private foundation whose assets were derived from gifts and bequests from Mr. Teagle, his wife and their son. The scholarship program was extensively revised in 1983 to reflect stringent guidelines issued by the Internal Revenue Service. The program was revised again in 2006 when Exxon Mobil Corporation established a $2.5 million endowment in the Teagle Foundation to fund scholarship awards to honor Lee R. Raymond, retired chairman of the board and CEO of Exxon Mobil Corporation. The gift permanently endows a major part of the Teagle Scholarship Program, one of several higher education initiatives within the Teagle Foundation. Scholarships are available only to the children of former Exxon and now ExxonMobil families, subject to competitive requirements that include academic merit, test scores, financial need and character. This year's winners include 114 students of active employees, retirees and former employees. Scholarships are awarded each year by the Teagle Foundation for eligible students pursuing undergraduate degrees in the United States or Canada. Further information on the application requirements and deadlines for next year's scholarship program will be distributed in late August. For a brief description of this program, click on Teagle Program Description. Employing Units Esso Norge AS ExxonMobil Gas & Power Marketing ExxonMobil Upstream Ventures Exxon Mobil Corporation ExxonMobil Global Services Imperial Oil Limited ExxonMobil Chemicals ExxonMobil Marketing & Refining Mobil de Colombia S.A. ExxonMobil Cyprus Limited ExxonMobil Production Mobil Oil Nigeria Public ExxonMobil Development ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited ExxonMobil Exploration ExxonMobil Research & Engineering SeaRiver Maritime ExxonMobil Fuels, Lubes & Specialties ExxonMobil Retiree XTO Energy ExxonMobil Upstream Research Esso Norge AS Recipient Parent PETER ARNET SVEN K. ARNET Exxon Mobil Corporation Recipient Parent BLAKE DAVIS BERNSHAUSEN W. KENT BERNSHAUSEN STEPHANIE DAVIDSON ANNE DAVIDSON BRIAN J. LIGH DAVID LIGH SARAH E. MUSCHINSKE JANET MUSCHINSKE JACKSON P. NEAGLI DOUGLAS NEAGLI ExxonMobil Chemicals Recipient Parent WILLIAM M. BAUD RICHARD BAUD MATTHEW J. BEGUE JOHN BEGUE TODD A. BRINEN JEFFREY BRINEN PAIGE M. CHISHOLM LISA CHISHOLM CAROLINE L. CLAASSEN ROBERT CLAASSEN LEVI CORMIER CHRISTOPHER CORMIER EMILY R. DILLEMUTH DAVID DILLEMUTH JESSICA M. GUSTAFSON JERRY GUSTAFSON MATTHEW KRAUSE DAVID KRAUSE ALEXANDRA E. LANCE DOUGLAS LANCE MICHELL LI FENG LI NATHAN LILLY BRUCE LILLY RICHARD HAN LUO SHIFANG LUO HARTINI MARGOT BLAIR MARGOT WALTER ROPER RENE ROPER RYAN SCHAFFER ROY SCHAFFER ELIZABETH STAFFORD CHRISTOPHER STAFFORD SARAH E. WANNAMAKER WESLEY WANNAMAKER JAVIER T. ZEPEDA LUIS ZEPEDA ExxonMobil Cyprus Limited Recipient Parent ANDREANI MOUZOUROU ANTONIS MOUZOUROS ExxonMobil Development Recipient Parent MORGAN T. LANIER STEPHEN. LANIER JOSEPH L. LEE VIRGINIA LEE RACHEL E. MOLLOY RICHARD MOLLOY MORA ISSA JAY ISSA ELIZABETH K. PRIEDEMAN DOUGLAS PRIEDEMAN RITA F. SONKA JON SONKA LAUREN N. TRANCHITA LAURA TRANCHITA JASON VAN DE GRAAF HUGO VAN DE GRAAF EDMOND HAN XUE GUOPING XUE ExxonMobil Exploration Recipient Parent FOLASADE B. ADERETI OLATOKUNBO ADERETI JESSICA BRECKENRIDGE WILLIAM S. CLENDENEN COLTON D. BREHM DANIEL BREHM GEORGE W. CHEN GANGLIN CHEN SARAH M. DARWIN PAMELA DARWIN RICHARD O. NWAERI EDWIN NWAERI CAROLINE R. REYNOLDS DAVID REYNOLDS CHRISTY JIAYI ZHANG MEI ZHANG BENJAMIN D. ZIMMERMAN LINDA ZIMMERMAN ExxonMobil Fuels, Lubes & Specialties Recipient Parent NAKETAH GALLANT DIANE SMITH CHRISTOPHER J. HASELER JEFFREY HASELER ELIZABETH H. KELLEN DANIEL KELLEN ALEXANDER B. MEYER ARCHIE MEYER MARISSA A. PATRICK MARLA CHEPPA NATHAN WALKO ALBERT WALKO ExxonMobil Gas & Power Marketing Recipient Parent CAROLINE G. KELLY MICHAEL KELLY ExxonMobil Global Services Recipient Parent SAVANNAH J. BRYCE DANIEL BRYCE PATRICK H. DING CHENG DING VICTORIA KOLLEGGER ANDREAS GOLDSCHMID MATTHEW J. EMPLEO MICHAEL EMPLEO NATHAN C. RIEGER JASON RIEGER CASSIDY SCHULZE KRIS SCHULZE RACHEL NAN WANG DONGXING WANG CATHERINE A. WU SHUANG QIN ExxonMobil Marketing & Refining Recipient Parent CAITLYN R. COBB AARON COBB CAROLINE J. COLLET JOHN COLLET DANIEL H. MEADOR THOMAS MEADOR SANTIAGO MUNEVAR SANTIAGO MUNEVAR ExxonMobil Pipeline Recipient Parent MATTHEW L. COLONERO GERALD COLONERO CAROLINE A. COMPTON CLAYTON COMPTON ExxonMobil Production Recipient Parent DOMINIQUE D. COOPER HARLAN COOPER DREW M. DORMAN JOSEPH DORMAN HALEY ERICSON DEAN ERICSON LUCY E. HYER CALVIN HYER DANIEL N. JELLINS CHARIC DANIELS DANIEL S. ZEOSKY JOSEPH ZEOSKY ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Recipient Parent MATTHEW K. BLANCHARD DAVID BLANCHARD THOMAS MARTS STEVEN MARTS CATHERINE A. RUTHERFORD GERALD RUTHERFORD ERIN E. SAYLOR DENISE SAYLOR SETH N. STOCKL DANIEL STOCKL TOLUNIMI A. OYELEYE OLAYIWOLA OYELEYE ExxonMobil Research & Engineering Recipient Parent DAVID A. BUZDYGON KEVIN BUZDYGON THOMAS M. CIRCENIS GUNTIS CIRCENIS FRANCISCO J. ESTERELLAS SILVIO RAMON ESTERELLAS DOMINIC D. FRITZ BERTRAM FRITZ DAVID HALLAM MALCOLM HALLAM MONICA HANRATTY PETER HANRATTY ROXANNE C. LEE MARY KATHRYN LEE ALEXANDER CARLTON RUCKER STEVEN RUCKER JULIA LONDON SIROTA ERIC SIROTA AARON P. SKOUBY DAVID SKOUBY MATTHEW J. SPISSELL RICHARD SPISSELL MELINDA G. WATERMAN DOUGLAS WATERMAN TREVOR YOUNG BRADLEY YOUNG ExxonMobil Retiree Recipient Parent BENJAMIN ALLISON BRUCE ALLISON LAUREN V. BARRE LLOYD BARRE HANNAH M. KNAUP WILLIAM KNAUP JARED D. LAMBRECHT RICKARD LAMBRECHT FIONA MC GREGOR KENNETH MC GREGOR WILL C. NUNN JAMES NUNN IAN LUKASZ PECZAK PAWEL PECZAK LEANNE C. RISO DAVID RISO STEVEN F. STRACK ROBERT STRACK COLLEEN M. WARD CHARLES WARD THOMAS J. WILLIAMSON NINA SPRINGER ExxonMobil Upstream Research Recipient Parent BRITTANY RAE MITRO RAYMOND MITRO EMILY C. PORTER MICHAEL PORTER LILIAN QI HUA HU ExxonMobil Upstream Ventures Recipient Parent ELYSE M. NORMAN PAULA NORMAN Imperial Oil Limited Recipient Parent GEOFFREY NICHOLSON KEITH NICHOLSON Mobil de Colombia S.A. Recipient Parent CHRISTIAN E. ESCOBAR MORENO MARIANO DE JESUS ESCOBAR OLAYA Mobil Oil Nigeria Public Recipient Parent FAITH PETER-EKRAKENE JAMES EKRAKENE Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited Recipient Parent OSARUMWESE MARTINA AIGBOKHAE EMMANUEL AIGBOKHAE MOBOLUWADURO AKANDE OLUFUNMILAYO AKANDE SeaRiver Maritime Recipient Parent ANNA R. SANTIAGO SCOTT SANTIAGO XTO Energy Recipient Parent TAVIAN FLOYD WILLIE FLOYD KAYLEE O'CONNOR JAMES O'CONNOR JOSHUA T. TYRRELL TIMOTHY TYRRELL .
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