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2010 Board Members
Mike Stegall - Chairman Community First Bank Lilly Endowment Bob Hingst - Secretary/Treasurer Mid-America Beverage Community Scholarships Rick Smith - Past Chairman Smith Financial The Community Foundation of Howard County is pleased to honor the recipients Bill Beard of the 2010 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship. Thanks to the generosity of Lilly Clinton County Endowment, two Howard County students will receive full-tuition scholarships, required fees, Nanette Bowling and a special allocation of up to $800 per year for required books and equipment for four Community Volunteer years of undergraduate study at any Indiana public or private college or university. The Ted Cripe recipients are Shelby Beasley and Stephen Chou. Clinton County Dana Davis Shelby Beasley, daughter of Charles and Pamela Beasley, is a 2010 graduate of Community Volunteer Eastern High School. Shelby plans to study psychology at DePauw University. When asked Brent Dechert her reaction to winning the scholarship Shelby said, "I was elated. I nearly had an aneurysm, United Way Chairman I was so excited. The first words out of my mouth were praise God. I ran down the stairs John Fell Jr. and hugged my mom and said that college McIntyre, Hilligoss, Vent & Welke was paid for." While at Eastern High School, Derek Fisher Shelby was first chair violin in orchestra and Carroll County captain of the Academic Bowl Team. She Betsy Hoshaw also participated in Spell Bowl, youth group, Community Volunteer Spanish Club and was on the Robotics Team. Brad Howell Shelby is a member of the Eastern Academic Brad Howell Ford Hall of Fame, is an academic honor student and Scott McClelland a Trig Star winner. McCann Legal Jim McIntyre Stephen Chou, son of Thomas McIntyre, Hilligoss, Vent & Welke and Nellie Chou, is a 2010 graduate of Tyler Moore Northwestern High School. He will be Moore Title & Escrow, Inc. attending Taylor University studying 2010 Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Kent Ryan mathematics education. Stephen was excited Shelby Beasley and Stephen Chou Clinton County to learn that he was selected to receive the Lilly Craig Severns Scholarship. "When I opened the envelope and saw my name, I was speechless and almost Coca-Cola Bottling Co. dropped the letter," he said. "Then I ran through the house screaming, but no one else was Laura Sheets home." While at Northwestern High School, Stephen was a member of Drama Club, Concert Duke Energy Choir, Student Council, National Honor Society, Science Club and the International Thespian Dr. Marilyn Skinner Society. He also participated in track, wrestling, tennis, swimming and diving. While Center for Early Childhood Education participating in Boy Scouts, Stephen achieved the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout. Jeff Smeltzer Cone Palace This is the thirteenth year that the Endowment has funded the Lilly Endowment J. D. Young Community Scholars program for outstanding students in Indiana. The Community Young's Water Conditioning Foundation defined the criteria based on the Endowment’s stated goal to "raise the level of educational attainment in Indiana." The criteria used in the selection process included: academic achievement, financial need, potential for success, preference for first-generation Community Foundation of Howard County college attendees, school, community, and work activities. "There were 69 Howard County 215 W. Sycamore St. residents who applied for the scholarship," said Glenn Grundmann, Chairman of the Lilly Kokomo, IN 46901 Scholarship Selection Committee of the Community Foundation. (765) 454-7298 Howard County Scholarship
Scholarship recipients pause for a photo at the Community Foundation of Howard County scholarship reception Front row, left to right: Kumar Mantravadi, Shelby Sherman, Jordan Broomfield, Olivia Ortmann, Shelby Davis, Casey Shipley, Amanda McKinney, John Fantuzzo, Amber Hudson, Alexis Reed, Shelby Hufford, Stephen Chou, Emily Hoeksema, Larissa Lange; Middle row, left to right: Jared Isaac, Erick Miller, Eric Evans, Michael Heilman, Lauren Olds, Madeline Cassidy, Richard Woerner, Shelby Beasley, Rebecca Weirauch, Alyssa Odell, Kylee Wilson, Alexandria Combs, Benjamin Irwin, Russell Reed; Top row, left to right: Andrew Hunkeler, Shayne Riley, Cole Smith, Aaron Van Auken, Patrick Fountain, T.J. Weir, Seth Vautaw, David Brinkley, Austen Conwell, Evan Schroeder, Paul Kennelly, Nicholas Weitzel, Nathan Lyons, Mitchel Hill, Alexander Pier.
The Community Foundation of Howard County has awarded approximately $365,000 in scholarships for the 2010-11 school year, including the two Lilly Endowment Community Scholarships.
The Carl Anderson Scholarship Fund was established by the family and friends of Carl Anderson in honor of his retirement from Delphi Delco Electronics. The scholarship supports students who are studying to be teachers. The recipient of the award is Amber Hudson, daughter of Mark and Daphne Hudson. Amber is a graduate of Western High School and plans to attend Huntington University to study social studies education and Amber Hudson, left, Carl Anderson Scholarship social work. recipient, and Glenn Grundmann. The Kathie Beatty Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in memory of Kathie Beatty to recognize students graduating from Western High School who are or will be attending either Purdue University at Kokomo or West Lafayette, or Indiana University- Kokomo. The recipient of the award is Benjamin Irwin. Benjamin is the son of James and Christine Irwin. He plans to attend Purdue University this fall to study accounting and finance.
The Jenny Michelle Butler Memorial Fund was established by Jerry and Marty Butler in memory of their daughter Jenny Michelle Butler. This fund provides scholarships to Darlene Homkes, left, and Rick Homkes, right, students who are members of First Presbyterian Church. The recipients are Nathan with Benjamin Irwin, recipient of the Kathie Lyons and Aaron Van Auken. Nathan is the son of Mark and Jennifer Lyons. He Beatty Memorial Scholarship. is a graduate of Western High School and plans to attend Purdue University to study economics. Aaron is the son of Jerry and Robin Van Auken. He is a graduate of Western High School and will be attending Ball State University this fall to study telecommunications.
The Community Foundation of Howard County Scholars are the finalists in the competition for the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarships. Madeline Cassidy, daughter of Laura Cassidy and Steve Cassidy, is a graduate of Kokomo High School. She will be attending Butler University studying sports nutrition. Mitchel Hill, son of Gregory and Vicki Hill, is a graduate of Western High School. He will be attending Ball Amanda McKinney Rick Smith, left, and Jenny Michelle Butler State University to pursue a degree in meteorology. , daughter of Memorial Scholarship recipients Aaron Van David and Angela McKinney, is a graduate of Western High School. She will be attending Auken, center, and Nathan Lyons. Purdue University studying pharmacy. Olivia Ortmann, daughter of DelRoy and Donna Ortmann, is a graduate of Northwestern High School. She plans to attend Indiana { page 2 } Recipients Announced
Wesleyan University to pursue a degree in international and community development. Casey Shipley, son of Leslie Beck and Tim Shipley, is a graduate of Kokomo High School. He will be attending Wabash College pursuing a degree in business.
Emily Hoeksema, left, and Larissa Lange, The M. Joyce Cook Memorial Scholarship was established in 2010 in memory of Joyce right, recipients of the M. Joyce Cook Cook who was known for her dedication to teaching. This fund provides scholarships to Memorial Scholarship, and Jerry Cook. Howard County students who are accepted into a program leading to a bachelor’s degree in elementary education, ministry or the mission field. The recipients are Northwestern High School graduates Emily Hoeksema and Larissa Lange. Emily is the daughter of Curt and Vivian Hoeksema. She will attend Taylor University to study elementary education. Larissa is the daughter of Steve and LeAnn Lange. She plans to attend Indiana University-Kokomo to study psychology.
The Richard Crosser Memorial Scholarship for Taylor and Kokomo Schools Fund was established by Crossman Communities. The scholarships are for students who will be pursuing a degree in structural engineering, architecture, building trades, real estate, John Fantuzzo, left, and Casey Shipley, drafting, business, finance, accounting, or some other field related to building trades. The right, recipients of the Richard Crosser recipient for Taylor High School is John Fantuzzo the son of Donald and Stephanie Memorial Scholarship, with Charlie Short. Fantuzzo. John will be an incoming freshman at Indiana University-Kokomo where he will be pursuing a degree in accounting. The recipient for Kokomo High School is Casey Shipley the son of Leslie Beck and Tim Shipley. Casey will be attending Wabash College this fall to study business.
The Jesse W. Dunn Total Effort Award honors Jesse Dunn and was established by family and friends upon his retirement from Kokomo Gas and Fuel. This fund provides scholarships for Kokomo High School graduates who have participated in any sport or sports at the high school. The recipient is Jordan Broomfield, daughter of Jesse and Julie Broomfield. Jordan plans to attend the University of Indianapolis to study physical therapy. Jordan Broomfield, center, recipient of the Jesse W. Dunn Total Effort Award, with The Max M. Earl Memorial Scholarship was established by the late physician’s family to Norma and Jesse Dunn. provide support to medical students from Howard County who are studying at the Indiana University School of Medicine. Erik Pattison, son of Bob and Kerri Pattison, is continuing his education at the Indiana University School of Medicine and will begin his fourth year of medical school in the fall.
The Richard L. and Marion J. Eller Scholarship was established by Richard and Marion Eller in 2006. Scholarships are awarded to students of Clay, Ervin and Howard townships with preference given to students pursuing a degree in agricultural-related studies. The recipient is Andrew Hunkeler. Andrew is the son of Hugh and Cynthia Hunkeler and is a Northwestern High school graduate. He will be attending Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology to study mechanical engineering. Receiving a renewable scholarship is Erick Left to right, Andrew Hunkeler, Shayne Riley and Erick Miller, recipients of the Miller. Erick is the son of Rick and Barbara Miller. He is a second-time recipient and is Richard L. and Marion J. Eller Scholarship, attending Ivy Tech Community College studying agricultural business management. Also with Marion Eller, center. receiving a renewable scholarship is Shayne Riley. Shayne is the son of Troy and Michelle Riley. He is a third-time recipient and will be a junior at Indiana University Purdue University-Indianapolis where he is studying mechanical engineering.
The Tony Gabriel Student Athlete Scholarship was established by the family and friends of the late Tony Gabriel in recognition of his goal to help and mentor the youth of the Howard County community. This scholarship is provided to Taylor High School students who exemplify the characteristics of a top student-athlete. The recipients are Austen Conwell and Seth Vautaw. Austen is the son of Michael Conwell and Brenda Garibaldi and will be attending Anderson University to study kinesiology/sports medicine. Seth is son of Keith Vautaw and Sherrie Alexander. He will be attending Danville Community Left to right, David Brinkley, Seth Vautaw, Austen Conwell and Evan Schroeder, College to pursue a degree in general studies. David Brinkley, a second-time recipient, is recipients of the Tony Gabriel Student a sophomore at Indiana University-Kokomo studying nursing. Evan Schroeder, a second- Athlete Scholarship, and Chuck Jansen, center. time recipient, is a sophomore at Indiana University studying finance/economics. { page 3 } Howard County Scholarship
The W.G. Harter Memorial Scholarship was established this year by Bill Harter to honor his father who had been president and chairman of the board of Continental Steel. This scholarship is for Kokomo High School students who are accepted into a program leading to a bachelor’s degree in engineering at an accredited college or university in Indiana. The Kumar Mantravadi, left, recipient of the recipient is Kumar Mantravadi, son of Narayan and Jackie Mantravadi. Kumar plans to W.G. Harter Memorial Scholarship, and Bill Harter. attend Purdue University to study biomedical engineering. The C. V. Haworth Memorial Scholarship was established by the family of the late community leader to support Kokomo High School students who will be attending Indiana University. This year’s recipient is Michael Heilman, son of Mike and Donna Heilman. Michael plans to attend Indiana University in the fall to pursue a degree in accounting/ finance.
The Gerald Hood Memorial Scholarship was established by Trudy Hood in memory of her husband Gerald Hood, who was a math teacher at Northwestern High School. Scholarships are awarded to students graduating from Northwestern High School. The recipient is Michael Heilman, center, C.V. Haworth Memorial Scholarship recipient, with Bob Alexander Pier, son of Steve and Melissa Pier. He plans to attend Indiana University- Shortle, left, and Jody Harter. Kokomo to pursue a degree in math education.
The William S. & Susannah B. Hough Scholarship was established by Sue Hough to provide scholarships for Howard County students who are or will be attending Indiana University-Kokomo, Purdue University-Kokomo, or Ivy Tech Community College-Kokomo. The recipients include: Hayley Crawford, daughter of Doug Crawford and Gail Crawford, is a graduate of Eastern High School. Hayley will be attending Indiana University-Kokomo where she will study nursing. Mitzie Johnson is a junior at Indiana University-Kokomo studying accounting. David Brinkley, son of James and Tammy Brinkley, is a sophomore at Indiana University-Kokomo studying nursing. Alexis Reed, daughter of Jayne Reed and Alexander Pier, right, Gerald Hood Gary Reed, is a sophomore at Indiana University-Kokomo studying biology. Memorial Scholarship recipient, and Betsy Hoshaw. The Howard-Tipton County Central Labor Council Scholarship provides assistance to Tipton or Howard County high school graduates who are union members or have a parent or guardian who is a union member. The recipients are Alexandria Combs and Cole Smith. Alexandria is the daughter of David and Lois Combs. She is a graduate of Northwestern High School and plans to attend Butler University to pursue a degree in exploratory studies. Cole is the son of Craig and Belinda Smith and is a graduate of Tri-Central High School. He will attend Butler University to study pharmacology.
The Danny M. Keating, Sr. Memorial Scholarship was established by Annette Keating and her family in memory of Danny M. Keating, Sr. Scholarships are awarded to Taylor David Brinkley, left, and Alexis Reed, right, High School students who will be enrolled in an accredited educational institution for William S. & Susannah B. Hough Scholarship a minimum of one year. The recipients are Ronald Johnston and Rebecca Weirauch. recipients, with Dr. Marilyn Skinner. Ronald, son of Debra Kennedy, is planning to attend Ball State University to pursue a degree in nursing. Rebecca, daughter of Samuel and Judith Weirauch, plans to attend Purdue University to study physics.
The Knolinski Family Scholarship was established by Robert Knolinski to provide scholarships for Howard County high school students who are accepted into a program leading to a bachelor’s degree in mathematics, accounting, science or engineering. The recipient is Russell Reed. Russell is the son of Benjamin and Sharon Reed and a graduate of Eastern High School. He plans to attend Purdue University to pursue a degree in biomedical engineering. Howard-Tipton County Central Labor Council Scholarship recipients Alexandria Kokomo Country Club Scholarships Combs, left, and Cole Smith, right, with The were established by the members of the club in Dr. Marilyn Skinner. 1993. It was one of the first scholarship funds administered by the Foundation. The 2010 recipients are Madeline Cassidy, Toby Richards, Shelby Sherman and Richard Woerner. Madeline, daughter of Laura Cassidy and Steve Cassidy, graduated from Kokomo High School and will attend Butler University studying sports nutrition. Toby, son of Patrick { page 4 } Recipients Announced
Richards and Tari Richards, graduated from Northwestern High School and plans to attend Indiana University-Kokomo and pursue a degree in general studies. Shelby, daughter of Thomas and Gayle Sherman, graduated from Northwestern High School and plans to attend Indiana University-Kokomo to study respiratory therapy. Richard, son of Julie Woerner Rebecca Weirauch, left, recipient of the and Rich Woerner, graduated from Kokomo High School and will attend Indiana University Danny M. Keating, Sr. Memorial Scholarship, Purdue University-Indianapolis to pursue a degree in finance. and Charlie Short.
The Kokomo High School "Spirit of 1961" Scholarship was established by the members of the 1961 graduating class from Kokomo High School to provide scholarships for Kokomo High School students who demonstrate "School Spirit." The recipient is Jordan Broomfield. Jordan is the daughter of Jesse and Julie Broomfield. She plans to attend the University of Indianapolis to study physical therapy.
The Kokomo High School Class of 1964 Scholarship was established by the 1964 graduating class from Kokomo High School for Kokomo High School students. The recipients are Zachary Gibson and David Wesche. Zachary, son of Mark and Sue Gibson, Russell Reed, left, Knolinski Family is a third-time recipient and will be a junior at Indiana University pursuing a degree in Scholarship recipient, and Bob Knolinski. exercise science. David, son of Joseph and Suzan Wesche, is a fourth-time recipient and will be a senior at Franklin College pursuing his degree in business administration.
The Kokomo High School Class of 1969 Scholarship was established by the 1969 graduating class from Kokomo High School to provide scholarships for graduating seniors from Kokomo High School who have not been awarded a major scholarship from any other source. This year’s recipient is Eric Evans, the son of Sarah Elliott and Kenneth Evans. Eric plans to attend Indiana University to study nursing.
The Mayor’s Advisory Council Scholarships for Disability Issues have been awarded to the following students in 2010: Shelby Hufford is the daughter of Vess Hufford and Paula Left to right, Richard Woerner, Madeline Kucholick and is a graduate of Kokomo High School. Shelby plans to attend Ivy Tech Cassidy and Shelby Sherman are the Community College to study special education. Jared Isaac is the son of Wayne and Pam recipients of the Kokomo Country Club Isaac and is a graduate of Eastern High School. Jared plans to attend Ivy Tech Community Scholarship. College to study fire science and welding. Lauren Olds is the daughter of Libby DeMaio and Kevin Olds and is a graduate of Kokomo High School. Lauren plans to attend the Art Institute of Indianapolis to study graphic design. Nicholas Weitzel is the son of Virgil and Patricia Weitzel and is a graduate of Kokomo High School. Nicholas plans to attend Vincennes University where he will study public safety.
The Kathy A. Name Memorial Scholarship was created by family and friends in memory of Kathy Name for graduates who are pursuing a degree to become a registered nurse. The recipient is Alexis Ungerer the daughter of Brian and Karen Ungerer. Alexis is a graduate of Kokomo High School and will be attending Ball State University to study nursing. Jordan Broomfield, left, recipient of the "Spirit of 1961" Scholarship, and Tom Owens. The Linda F. Pagel Memorial Scholarship was established by Donald W. Pagel in memory of his wife to provide scholarships for Western High School or Tri-Central High School students who are attending any accredited college or university in Indiana. The recipients are Elizabeth Clark and Amber Hudson. Elizabeth, daughter of Robert and Lisa Clark, is a graduate of Tri-Central High School. She plans to attend Butler University to pursue a pharmacy degree. Amber, daughter of Mark and Daphne Hudson, is a graduate of Western High School. She will be attending Huntington University and plans to study social studies education and social work.
The Abby Kathryn Rethlake Memorial Scholarship was established by Thomas Eric Evans, left, recipient of the Kokomo and Kathy Rethlake in memory of their daughter, Abby Kathryn Rethlake, to provide High School Class of 1969 Scholarship, and Bill Menges. scholarships to students studying cosmetology. The 2010 recipients are: Emily Brewer is the daughter of Mark and Michelle Brewer. Emily is studying cosmetology at the Kokomo Area Career Center. Shelby Carden is the daughter of Brian and Renita Groves. Shelby is studying cosmetology at the Kokomo Area Career Center. Steffanie Scircle is the daughter { page 5 } Howard County Scholarship
of Bradley Scircle. Steffanie is studying cosmetology at the Kokomo Area Career Center. Kylee Wilson is the daughter Judy and Jim Milner. Kylee attends Phase 1 Beauty Academy.
The Donald B. Smith Memorial Scholarship Fund was established by Central Bank in Left to right, Shelby Hufford, Lauren Olds, memory of Donald B. Smith. This fund provides scholarships for Howard County high Nicholas Weitzel and Jared Isaac, recipients school students who are accepted into a program leading to a bachelor’s degree (with of the Mayor's Advisory Council Scholarship for Disability Issues, and Russ Ragland. preference being given to students who will major in business). The recipient is Patrick Fountain, son of Susan Hutchins and step-son of Rick Hutchins, and son of John Fountain and step-son of Lori Fountain. Patrick is a Western High School graduate and plans to attend Indiana University to study accounting.
The James F. and Janet G. Smith Trust Scholarship Fund was established by Jim and Janet Smith to provide scholarships to Eastern High School students who will be attending Indiana University-Kokomo. The recipients are Shelby Davis and Brandon Hainlen. Shelby, daughter of Thomas and Tanya Davis, will be attending Indiana University-Kokomo to pursue a degree in radiography. Brandon, son of Len and Debra Hainlen, will be Amber Hudson, left, recipient of the Linda attending Indiana University-Kokomo to study accounting. F. Pagel Memorial Scholarship, and Don Pagel. The Helen and Morris Stout Scholarship was established through a charitable bequest. Scholarships are awarded to Howard County high school students. The recipients are Paul Kennelly and Olivia Ortmann. Paul, son of Thomas and Christine Kennelly, plans to attend Purdue University-Kokomo to study mechanical engineering. Olivia, daughter of DelRoy and Donna Ortmann, plans to attend Indiana Wesleyan University to study international and community development.
The Thacker Memorial Scholarship was established by Vic and Patricia Thacker to provide scholarships to students attending Indiana University-Kokomo, Purdue University-Kokomo, Indiana University, Purdue University or Indiana University Purdue University-Indianapolis. Kylee Wilson, center, recipient of the Abby The recipient is Brandon Hainlen, son of Len and Debra Hainlen, who will be attending Kathryn Rethlake Memorial Scholarship, with Indiana University-Kokomo to study accounting. Tom and Kathy Rethlake. The Sadie A. Townsend Memorial Scholarship was established by Greg Townsend in memory of his daughter, Sadie, to provide scholarships to Kokomo High School graduates. The recipient is Tyler 'TJ' Weir, son of Tim and Shelly Weir. Tyler plans to attend Ball State University to study business administration.
The Turnaround Scholarship provides scholarships to students who have been selected as a Turnaround student and will be enrolled in a post secondary institution, job training or apprenticeship program within four years of graduation or withdrawal from high school. The recipient is Shannara Fife, daughter of Christine Ellis, who is attending Ivy Tech Community College. Patrick Fountain, center, Donald B. Smith Memorial Scholarship recipient, and Karen and Don Smith. The Western Women’s Scholarship was established by Jim Swisshelm to provide scholarships to qualified female students graduating from Western High School. The recipient is Brooke Lewis, daughter of Dave and Lisa Lewis. Brooke is a third-time recipient of this award and will be a junior at Indiana University-Kokomo studying elementary education.
The Frederick E. Wideman, M.D. Taylor Student Athlete Scholarship was established by Mary Jo Wideman in memory of her husband, Dr. Frederick Wideman, to provide scholarships to Taylor High School students who have participated in any varsity sport for two or more years. The recipient is Austen Conwell, son of Michael Conwell and Brenda Garibaldi. Austen will be attending Anderson University where he will study kinesiology/ sports medicine. Janet Smith, left, and James Smith, right, with Shelby Davis, recipient of the James F. The Wiese Scholarship was established by the late Robert Wiese to provide scholarships and Janet G. Smith Trust Scholarship. to Howard County high school students attending Purdue University. The 2010 recipient is Rebecca Weirauch, daughter of Samuel and Judith Weirauch, is a graduate of Taylor { page 6 } High School and plans to attend Purdue University to study physics. Receiving renewal Recipients Announced scholarships are: Austin Pearson, son of Michael and Johnna Pearson, will be a sophomore at Purdue University studying applied meteorology; Larry Price, Jr., son of Larry and Karen Price, will be a junior at Purdue University studying computer engineering; and Katie Maddox, daughter of Elaine Maddox and Michael Maddox, will be a senior at Purdue University studying business management. Olivia Ortmann, left, and Paul Kennelly, right, Helen and Morris Stout Scholarship recipients, with Dr. Tim Sehr. The Franklin Zehring Scholarship was established by Frank Zehring through a Charitable Remainder Trust to provide scholarships to Howard County high school students attending a college, university or trade school in Indiana. The recipient of this scholarship is Alexandria Combs, daughter of David and Lois Combs. She is a graduate of Northwestern High School and plans to attend Butler University to pursue a degree in exploratory studies. Receiving renewable scholarships are: Alyssa Odell, daughter of Trent and Stacy Odell, who will be a junior at Indiana Wesleyan University studying art education; and Marion Cherry, daughter of Karen Altergott and Ralph Cherry, who will be a senior at Indiana University where she is studying psychology. Greg Townsend, left, and Tyler Weir, recipient of the Sadie A. Townsend Memorial Special thanks to Rachel Jenkins Photography of Greentown for photographing our 2010 Scholarship Scholarship. Awards Ceremony.
Austen Conwell, left, recipient of the Frederick E. Wideman, M.D. Taylor Student Athlete Scholarship, and Chuck Jansen.
2010 Lilly finalists, left to right, Mitchel Hill, Madeline Cassidy, Amanda McKinney, Casey Shipley, Olivia Ortmann and Glenn Grundmann, center. Franklin Zehring Scholarship recipients Alexandria Combs, left, and Alyssa Odell, right, with Rick Smith. Sample Will Language
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