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News Release PRESS RELEASE Saginaw Community Foundation 100 S. Jefferson, Suite 201 Saginaw, MI 48607 989-755-0545 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT May 31, 2011 Tamar Chipp, (989) 755-0545 Saginaw County students benefit from Saginaw Community Foundation scholarships More than 200 Saginaw County students received close to $340,000 in scholarships from the Saginaw Community Foundation at its annual Excellence in Education Ceremony on May 23. Thanks to newly established funds, such as the Hebert Memorial Scholarship, which awarded 53 $3,000 scholarships at the ceremony, the dollar amount of scholarships doubled from last year. “Being able to increase the award amount for so many students is very rewarding for the Foundation,” said LeeAnn Martuch, program officer for the Saginaw Community Foundation. “Considering where Saginaw County is economically, the ability to double our dollar amount speaks volumes for our community and our donors." The event took place at Horizons Conference Center in Saginaw Township. Rudy Pett, a past scholarship recipient, was the guest speaker. Pett graduated from Valley Lutheran High School in 2007 and recently earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Richmond. The 2011 Saginaw Community Foundation scholarship recipients are listed below: Student Name Academic Year Subject Area School Attended Daniel T. Ahrens HS Senior Biochemistry Carrollton High School Jacquelyn G. Albosta HS Senior Chemistry Chesaning Union High School Florence J. Alexander HS Senior Elementary Education Arthur Hill High School Dalton J. Allan HS Senior Math Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy Juanita M. Amaro- Cruz HS Senior Graphic Design Carrollton High School William S. Anders HS Senior Accounting Merrill High School Marie E. Ash VocCert Nursing Delta College Brittany D. Baker HS Senior Journalism Frankenmuth High School Daniel E. Barnett HS Senior Criminal Justice Heritage High School Matthew R. Bartos HS Senior Criminal Justice Freeland High School Lauren J. Behmlander HS Senior Elementary Education Freeland High School Spencer E. Bell HS Senior Political Science Frankenmuth High School Katelen E. Bennett HS Senior Chemistry Freeland High School Aubree L. Berg HS Senior Graphic Design Freeland High School Alec J. Bergman HS Senior Physician Assistant Frankenmuth High School Abigail R. Beyett HS Senior Elementary Education Carrollton High School Charles Bicigo HS Senior Secondary Education Freeland High School Elizabeth J. Bonham HS Senior Social Work Heritage High School Peter T. Bonk Freshman Art Columbus College of Art & Design Courtney L. Bourbina HS Senior Physical Therapy Swan Valey High School Taylor A. Boyd HS Senior Undecided Nouvel Catholic Central High School Chelsea A. Brown HS Senior Pre Med Merrill High School David A. Brown HS Senior Music Performance Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy Jasmine Brown Junior Communications Culver-Stockton College Sevonna M. Brown HS Senior Visual Arts Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy Guadalupe C. Bryan Freshman English Michigan State University Erin E. Burke HS Senior Pre Med Freeland High School Scott S. Burrill HS Senior Pre Med Swan Valley High School Alliecia L. Butler HS Senior Sports Management Arthur Hill High School Tony E. Calabrese HS Senior Pre Med Nouvel Catholic Central High School Leontae D. Caldwell HS Senior International Business Carrollton High School Christal K. Campbell HS Senior Accounting Carrollton High School Jacob R. Card HS Senior Medicine Freeland High School Jessica A. Cardinalli HS Senior Law Arthur Hill High School Jessica A. Cass HS Senior Pharmacy Swan Valley High School Marsha L. Cerda Sophomore Business Management Davenport University Paige O. Clare HS Senior Pre Med Hemlock High School Katie S. Conlon HS Senior Pre Med Freeland High School Cody L. Culver Junior Physics Saginaw Valley State University Hope A. Currie HS Senior Music Performance Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy Kathleen M. Darling Freshman Psychology Northern Michigan University Bethany Davenport HS Senior Sports Management Carrollton High School Daniel S. Davis HS Senior History Heritage High School Melissa L. Davis Freshman Elementary Education Central Michigan University Leo P. Devota HS Senior Engineering Chesaning Union High School Anthony J. Dils HS Senior Chemistry Swan Valley High School Adam G. Doerr HS Senior Business Administration Birch Run High School Kaitlyn M. Dubuque HS Senior Chemical Engineering Freeland High School Adam P. Dupuis Freshman Chemistry Saginaw Valley State University Ryan R. Eggebrecht Freshman Mechanical Engineering University of Michigan Kayla M. Engelhard HS Senior Health Fitness Valley Lutheran High School Don K. Evans Jr. HS Senior Business Management Heritage High School Cheryl I. Fahrenbruch Sophomore Accounting Saginaw Valley State University Douglas R. Fisher Freshman Agricultural Business North Dakota State University Heather N. Flattery Freshman Health Sciences Saginaw Valley State University Kayla M. Flattery Junior Marketing Michigan State University Kyle J. Flattery HS Senior Engineering Swan Valley High School Megan K. Flattery Freshman Accounting St. Charles Community College Andrew D. Francis HS Senior Auto Technician Merrill High School Sommer M. Frazier HS Senior Criminal Justice Saginaw High School Jennifer L. Fuller Junior Civil Engineering Michigan Technological University Nicole M. Fuller HS Senior Graphic Design St. Charles Community High School Kierstin E. Fureigh HS Senior Social Work Carrollton High School Health Care Charrell R. Gary Sophomore Administration Eastern Michigan University Lucas E. Gaylord HS Senior Art Frankenmuth High School Jose J. Gomez HS Senior Aerospace Engineering Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy Jacob D. Gorski HS Senior English Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy Jordan J. Grnak Sophomore Chemistry Saginaw Valley State University Raymond R. Gurley Sophomore Forestry Michigan State University Lauren A. Hagarty Freshman Nursing Saginaw Valley State University Randall R. Halvin HS Senior Law Swan Valley High School Britney L. Haney HS Senior Science St. Charles Community High School Dana P. Hanson HS Senior Theatre Swan Valley High School Melodie J. Hazen HS Senior Undecided Freeland High School Jaclyn D. Heath HS Senior Physiology Hemlock High School Kaitlyn P. Henninger HS Senior Psychology St. Charles Community High School Shelbye R. Herbin Freshman Pharmacy Ferris State University Jazmine J. Hilburn HS Senior Biomedical Science Saginaw High School Jessica R. Hollenbeck HS Senior Undecided Valley Lutheran High School Unionville-Sebewaing Area High Chad T. Hornbacher HS Senior Nursing School Andy A. Hua HS Senior Math Carrollton Taylor Huebler-Davis HS Senior Nursing Swan Valley High School Amber L. Hunt HS Senior Biology Pinconning High School Riley S. Hupfer HS Senior Occupational Therapy Freeland High School Devin J. Inbody HS Senior Broadcast Journalism Deckerville High School Matthew J. Ivan HS Senior Pre-Seminary Freeland High School JaTayvia J. Jackson HS Senior Nursing Carrollton High School Andrew E. Jeglic Junior Media Arts & Technology Michigan State University Audrey E. Jeglic Freshman Biology Delta College Travon D. Johnson HS Senior Science Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy Emerald E. Joiner HS Senior Music Education Arthur Hill High School Brandon A. Jones HS Senior Vocal Music Saginaw High School Kersti R. Kienitz Sophomore Management Saginaw Valley State University Heather L. Kleekamp HS Senior Physical Therapy Arthur Hill High School Rebecca S. Klenk HS Senior Elementary Education Nouvel Catholic Central High School Kasey F. Kushion Sophomore Health Sciences Central Michigan University Tara M. Leddy Junior Elementary Education Swan Valley High School Taylor E. Lichon HS Senior Nursing Freeland High School Jacob D. Light HS Senior Physics Heritage High School Brandi K. Lodge Freshman Pharmacy Ferris State University Ariel A. Loll Freshman Nursing University of Michigan Samantha J. Louchart HS Senior Pre Med Birch Run High School Tori L. LyVere HS Senior Dental Hygiene Carrollton High School Kathryn E. MacGillivray Sophomore Interior Design Central Michigan University Ashleigh M. MacKinnon HS Senior Social Work Nouvel Catholic Central High School Bryan P. Mahoney Freshman Agriculture Michigan State University Jessica L. Mahoney HS Senior Biology St. Charles Community High School Alicia Marcoux Freshman Criminal Justice Grand Valley State University Rhane D. Martin Junior Health Fitness Central Michigan University Trevariana M. Mason HS Senior Criminal Justice Heritage High School Casey M. Masters Freshman Mechanical Engineering Kettering University Lane Mathis Sophomore Environmental Science Iowa State University Shelley M. Mayle HS Senior Undecided Swan Valley High School Katelyn M. McCullen Junior Nursing Saginaw Valley State University Eric M. McInerney HS Senior Business Nouvel Catholic Central High School Savannah G. McKinley HS Senior Culinary Arts Saginaw High School Jillian D. McManaman Freshman Chemistry Albion College David B. McMillon Junior Math University of Michigan Joshua A. McMillon HS Senior Physical Therapy Arthur Hill High School Bailey L. Mielke HS Senior Pre Veterinarian Hemlock High School Lakyn C. Miller HS Senior Undecided Swan Valley High School Megan M. Miller Junior Engineering Ferris State University Daniel H. Mitchell Freshman Biology Michigan State University Jacob A. Mojica HS Senior Math Freeland High School Darren J. Mort HS Senior Biomedical Science Chesaning Union High School Jacob M. Nickodemus Junior Computer Graphics Northern Michigan University Lauren C. Nickodemus
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