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Scholarship Winners Scholarship Winners For the 2013-2014 Academic Year he Illinois Food Retailers Association Education Foundation is pleased to announce its 2013-14 109 Scholarships scholarship winners. This year the Foundation received 293 applications from 55 companies. Totaling $81,000 TNinety-two students will receive one-year scholarship awards to be applied toward their educational expenses for the 2013- 14 academic school year at any accredited, non- profit college or university in the United States. The scholarships funded by the Foundation are one-year Illinois Food Retailers awards in the amounts of $1,000.00 and $500.00. Using funds raised from the IFRA grand raffle ticket sales and Education Foundation various golf outings throughout the summer months, the Foundation awarded $11,000.00 in scholarships to employees or children of employees from Illinois Food Retailers Association member companies. Additionally ten member companies participated in the Piggyback Program in order to provide a scholarship program specifically for their employees and employees’ dependents utilizing the Education Foundation application process. A total of $70,000.00 in scholarships were distributed through the Piggyback program. 1919 S. Highland Lombard, Illinois 60148 To assure complete impartiality in the selection of winners, 630-627-8100 • Fax: 630-627-8106 and to maintain a high level of professionalism in dealing Toll free in Illinois: 800-624-6712 with students, parents, high schools, and colleges, the IFRA Email: [email protected] Website: www.ilfood.org Scholarship selection process is performed by Sands & Associates. Thank you to all the loyal supporters who participated in our fundraising efforts this past year and to the member companies who sponsored their own awards through a procedure known as “Piggybacking.” Your support and participation made our fourteenth year a resounding success. Special thanks to all the students who applied and our heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the students who are receiving scholarships for the 2013-2014 school year. Illinois Food Retailers Scholarship Winners Education Foundation Emily Anderson Brianna Barsanti Sean Coari Central Grocers Central Grocers Central Grocers Emily Anderson is the Brianna Barsanti is the Sean Coari is the recipient of a Central recipient of a Central recipient of a Central Grocers Scholarship. Sean is a graduate Grocers Scholarship. Grocers Scholarship. of Benet Academy, Lisle, IL, and is a Emily is a graduate of Brianna is a graduate freshman at Fordham University. St. Charles East High of Oswego East, School, St. Charles, IL, Oswego, Il, and is a Christina and is a freshman at Aurora University. sophomore at Illinois Coderre State University. County Fair Foods Alberto Ayala Christina Coderre is Fairplay Foods- Anthony Borgetti the recipient of a Bill Chicago, Halsted St. Berkot’s Super Baffes Scholarship. Alberto Ayala is the Foods Christina is a graduate recipient of a Fairplay Anthony Borgetti of Homewood- Scholarship. Alberto is is the recipient of a Flossmoor High School, Flossmoor, IL, a graduate of CPS- Berkot’s Super Foods and is a freshman at Illinois Wesleyan Air Force Academy Scholarship. Anthony University. High School (1055), is a graduate of Coal Chicago, IL, and is a City High School, Kelly Coderre freshman at Harold Washington College. Coal City, IL, and is a County Fair Foods freshman at Joliet Junior College. Kelly Coderre is Andrea Baffes the recipient of an County Fair Foods Michael Illinois Food Retailers Andrea Baffes is the Broderick Scholarship and a Bill recipient of a Bill Berkot’s Super Baffes Scholarship. Baffes Scholarship. Foods Kelly is a graduate of Homewood- Andrea is a graduate Michael Broderick Flossmoor High School, Flossmoor, IL, of Homewood- is the recipient of a and is a freshman at Butler University. Flossmore High Berkot’s Super Foods School, Flossmoor, Carly Conley Scholarship. Michael Strack & Van Til IL, and is a Senior at Purdue University. is a graduate of Carly Conley is Providence Catholic Joshua Baker the recipient of a High School, New Lenox, IL, and is a Niemann Foods Salvatore Balbo freshman at Moraine Valley Community Joshua Baker is Education Scholarship. College. the recipient of a Carly is a graduate of Niemann Foods Amanda Bykerk Lowell Senior High Scholarship. Joshua Strack & Van Til School, Lowell, IN, is a graduate of Amanda Bykerk and is a freshman at Purdue University Homeschooling, is the recipient West Lafayette. Oquawka, IL, and is a of a Salvatore Thomas freshman at Greenville College. Balbo Education Scholarship. Amanda Cunningham Mary Baker Strack & Van Til Walt’s Food Centers is a graduate of Covenant Christian High School, Thomas Cunningham Mary Baker is is the recipient the recipient of a DeMotte, IN, and is a senior at Calvin College. of a Salvatore Walt’s Food Centers Balbo Education Scholarship. Mary is Jordan Capps Scholarship. Thomas a graduate of Mother Covington Foods is a graduate of McAuley Liberal Jordan Capps is Griffith Senior High School, Griffith, IN, Arts High School, the recipient of a and is a sophomore at Calumet College of Chicago, IL, and is a Don & Peggy Clark Saint Joseph. senior at University of Illinois at Urbana- Scholarship. Jordan Champaign. is a graduate of Attica High School, 2013-2014 Academic Year Attica, IN, and is a freshman at Ivy Tech Community College. Scholarship Winners Jacqueline Anthony Deters Kayla Erwin Dandridge Family Foods Farm Fresh-Benton Strack & Van Til Anthony Deters is Kayla Erwin is the Jacqueline Dandridge the recipient of an recipient of an is the recipient Illinois Food Retailers Illinois Food Retailers of a Salvatore Scholarship. Anthony Scholarship. Kayla is a graduate of Balbo Education is a graduate of Metea Benton Consolidated High School, Scholarship. Jacqueline Valley High School, Benton, IL, and is a freshman at is a graduate of Calumet (New Tech) High Aurora, IL, and is a Southern Illinois University-Carbondale. School, Gary, IN, and is a senior at Indiana freshman at Marquette University. University Northwest. Esteban Gamboa Blake Doane Central Grocers Adam Davids Niemann Foods Esteban Gamboa Advantage Sales & Blake Doane is is the recipient of Marketing the recipient of an a Central Grocers Adam Davids is Illinois Food Retailers Scholarship. Esteban the recipient of an Scholarship. Blake is is a graduate of Joliet Illinois Food Retailers a graduate of Quincy West High School, Scholarship. Adam Notre Dame High Joliet, IL, and is a freshman at University is a graduate of Carl School, Quincy, IL, 2013-2014 Academic Year Sandburg High School, Orland Park, IL, and is a junior at Illinois State University. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. and is a junior at University of Illinois at Sarah Garber Champaign/Urbana. Ashley Dodson Hy-Vee Food Stores Kirby Foods Darneishia Davis Ashley Dodson is Sarah Garber is Strack & Van Til the recipient of an the recipient of an Darneishia Davis Illinois Food Retailers Illinois Food Retailers is the recipient of Scholarship. Ashley is a graduate of Scholarship. Sarah a Salvatore Balbo Moline High School, Moline, Il, and is a is a graduate of Education Scholarship. freshman at Iowa State University. Lowpoint Washburn Darneishia is a High School, Washburn, IL, and is a graduate of Prosser Career Academy, Heather Downey sophomore at Iowa Wesleyan College. Chicago, IL, and is a Freshman at Berkot’s Super Michael Gard University of Illinois at Springfield. Foods Strack & Van Til Heather Downey is Michael Gard is Mitchell De Both the recipient of a Strack & Van Til the recipient of a Berkot’s Super Foods Salvatore Balbo Mitchell De Both Scholarship. Heather is is the recipient of Education Scholarship. a graduate of Reed- Michael is a graduate a Salvatore Balbo Custer High School, Education Scholarship. of Lake Central High Braidwood, IL, and is School, St. John, IN, Mitchell is a graduate a sophomore at Illinois State University. of Crown Point High and is a junior at Indiana University - School, Crown Point, Kaitlin Enright Bloomington. IN, and is a senior at Ball State University. Strack & Van Til Laura Garvey Lauren Denney Kaitlin Enright Cummins-Allison Hy-Vee Food Stores is the recipient Corp. Lauren Denney is of a Salvatore Laura Garvey is the recipient of an Balbo Education the recipient of an Illinois Food Retailers Scholarship. Kaitlin is a graduate Illinois Food Retailers Scholarship. Lauren of Plainfield Central High School, Scholarship. Laura is a graduate of Plainfield, IL, and is a freshman at is a graduate of St. Canton High School, Illinois State University. Charles East High School, St. Charles, Canton, IL, and is a IL, and is a sophomore at University of sophomore at Purdue University. Minnesota-Twin Cities. Illinois Food Retailers Scholarship Winners Education Foundation Kelli Grace Meredith Healy Amanda Hurley Strack & Van Til Martin’s IGA Strack & Van Til Kelli Grace is Meredith Healy is Amanda Hurley the recipient the recipient of an is the recipient of of a Salvatore Illinois Food Retailers a Salvatore Balbo Balbo Education Scholarship. Meredith Education Scholarship. Scholarship. Kelli is is a graduate of North Amanda is a graduate a graduate of Lake Clay High School, of Valparaiso High Central High School, Louisville, IL, and is School, Valparaiso, Saint John, IN, and is a freshman at a graduate student at IN, and is a freshman at Purdue North Saint Joseph’s College. Eastern Illinois University. Central. Luke Greenfield Morgan Healy Annemarie Berkots Super Foods Martin’s IGA Ingrao Luke Greenfield is the recipient of Morgan Healy is Central Grocers an Illinois Food Retailers Scholarship. the recipient of an Annemarie Ingrao Luke is a graduate of Lincoln-Way Illinois Food Retailers is the recipient of East High School, Frankfort, IL, and is Scholarship. Morgan a Central Grocers a freshman at University of Illinois at is a graduate of North Scholarship. Urbana-Champaign. Clay Community High Annemarie is a School, Louisville, graduate of Plainfield Taylor Hale IL, and is a junior at North High School, Plainfield, IL, and is Strack & Van Til Eastern Illinois University.
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