Scholarship Luncheon
Scholarship LuncheonJune 3, 201912 p.m.DoubleTree by Hilton, Reading
Welcome toBerks County Community Foundation’s2019 Scholarship LuncheonWelcomeKevin K. Murphy, PresidentBerks County Community FoundationLunchRemarksBerks' Best presentation: Garry Lenton, Editor, Reading EagleKeynote Speaker: Dr. Thomas F. Flynn, President, Alvernia UniversityRecognition of scholarship recipients, donors and volunteers:Kevin K. Murphy, PresidentBerks County Community FoundationUse #BerksBest on Twitter and Instagram for today's event.
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Thomas F. FlynnThomas F. Flynn, Ph.D., is Alvernia’s sixth president, havingserved since 2005. During this time, he has overseen thedevelopment of new strategic and campus master plansand the campus-wide process culminating in theachievement of university status. Under his leadership,Alvernia has launched “Values and Vision:” The FiftiethAnniversary Campaign. In addition to major capital projectsalready completed, endowed professorships and centers ofexcellence have been established, notably the O’PakeInstitute for Ethics, Leadership and Public Service and theHolleran Center for Community Engagement.Prior to his arrival at Alvernia, Dr. Flynn served as SeniorAdvisor for the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC),where he led a national symposium on the relationbetween liberal arts education and professionalleadership, involving corporate leaders and universitypresidents. Previously, he served nine years at Millikin University (IL), initially as Provost andsubsequently as President. He also spent fourteen years on the faculty of Mount Saint Mary'sCollege (MD), where he was Professor of English and served as Dean of the College.A native of Boston, he earned his B.A. in English at Boston College and his M.A. and Ph.D. inAmerican Culture from the University of Michigan. He is a graduate of Harvard University'sInstitute of Educational Management and New Presidents' Institute and has spent asabbatical in the President's Office at Georgetown University, where he assisted on strategicplanning and a symposium on Ex Corde Ecclesiae.Active in economic development, intercultural dialogue, and community-based learning, Dr.Flynn serves on the Board of Directors of both Caron and Reading Hospital as well as theadvisory board for the Jesuit Center in Wernersville. He is a past member of several nationalboards, including the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC), the Association of FranciscanColleges and Universities (AFCU), and the American Council of Education's (ACE) coordinatingboard for all sectors of higher education. Currently, he serves on the boards for theAssociation of Catholic Colleges and Universities (ACCU) and National Association ofIndependent Colleges and Universities (NAICU) as well as for the Association of IndependentColleges and Universities of Pennsylvania (AICUP). Honored as an academic leader in 1992by the National Center for the First Year Experience and in 2001 by the Council ofIndependent Colleges, he considers his most important professional award to be aDistinguished Teaching Award received in 1978 while he was a graduate teaching assistant atthe University of Michigan.Dr. Flynn is married to Helen Sheimo Flynn, a native South Dakotan and also a formergraduate student from the University of Michigan. She is a technology specialist and countylibrary director enjoying her third career and an avid reader of mysteries. Their son, Daniel, agraduate Xavier University (OH), is an international program coordinator for the JesuitVolunteer Corps (JVC). The Flynns share interests in music, sports, travel, and the beach.
This is the 19th year of Reading Eagle Company’s Berks’ Best scholarship project, which issponsored by Berks County Community Foundation. This project began as a way to highlight theteenagers in our community who study, work and share their talents without media attention.We’re honored to have dedicated judges who come from local businesses, community organizations and colleges. Judges say selecting winners from such a group of outstanding high schoolstudents continues to be an exciting and challenging task.Berks' Best Award Winners 2019BusinessWinner: Brock Drahus, Twin ValleyJudges: Mark Dolinski, Greater Reading Chamber of Commerce & Industry;Kevin Murphy, Berks County Community Foundation;Bob Wert, Wert Investment Group of Wells Fargo AdvisorsCommunicationsWinner: Sydney Halliwell, Daniel BooneJudges: Anne Delong, Kutztown University;Dave Kline, Reading Eagle Company;Karin Mallett, WFMZTaylor Seitzinger Award for Community Service and LeadershipWinner: Mia Huber, WyomissingJudges: Franki Aitken, Berks County Community Foundation;Michael Rivera, Keller Williams;Tammy Seitzinger, Taylor’s motherComputer ScienceWinner: Benjamin Chen, WyomissingJudges: Jim Bitler, Weidenhammer Systems;Deb Longacre, Weidenhammer Systems;Rick Phillips, Weidenhammer SystemsForeign LanguageWinner: Christopher Russo, WilsonJudges: Karen Jogan, Albright College;Christine Núñez, Kutztown University;Pat Pacifico, Reading Area Community College
MathematicsWinner: Benjamin Chen, WyomissingJudges: Bill Bateman, retired, Kutztown University;Selvi Jagadesan, Penn State BerksPerforming ArtsWinner: Sashank Sridhar, WilsonJudges: Joel Gori, director and artist;Shari Gleason-Mayrhofer, Kutztown University;Julia Matthews, Albright CollegeScience/EnvironmentWinner: Madison Keiser, KutztownJudges: Rosemarie Chinni, Alvernia University;Tami Mysliwiec, Penn State Berks;Social StudiesWinner: Emma Hopler, WyomissingJudges: Doug Lea, Kutztown University;John Pankratz, Albright College;Victoria Williams, Alvernia UniversityVisual ArtsWinner: Corinne Mammarella, Brandywine HeightsJudges: Brian Glaze, Albright College;Peter Rampson, Alvernia University;Kristen Woodward, Albright CollegeVocational/TechnicalWinner: Allison Moser, WyomissingJudges: Doug Keim, former Berks Career & Technology Center andReading Area Community College employee;Chip Lambdin, Berks Career & Technology CenterScott Speece, retired, Berks Career & Technology Center;Harry Tobias, retired, Berks Career & Technology Center
2019 Scholarship RecipientsScholarships for students fromall Berks County schools:Alumni Association of the Reading HospitalSchool of Nursing Scholarship FundFor students enrolled in The Reading HospitalSchool of Health Sciences who demonstratemerit. Recipients: Alex Cobb, Luz Gonzalez, JevinKleeman, Sydney Lesher, Afton Nissley, JimmySaunders, Madison Scheuren, Laura Texter,Ariana Thomas, Yaniliz HurtadoArrow International Scholarship FundFor high-achieving high school seniors whodemonstrated leadership skills and are BerksCounty residents and will go on to a four-yearcollege or university. Recipients: Julia Doklan,Kevin Harding, Elizabeth Luyben, Samuel Ney,Grace Sturz, Bryn WerleyIris M. Balthaser Adam Scholarship FundFor high school seniors graduating from a BerksCounty school district who will attend KutztownUniversity to major in elementary education.Preference to applicants graduating fromHamburg Area High School. Recipient: RyanNaugleBattle of the Badges Scholarship FundFor graduating high school seniors who arechildren of active police officers or firefightersserving in the City of Reading or who are childrenof retired or deceased police officers orfirefighters who served in the City of Reading andwho plan to continue education in a vocationaltechnical program or at a two- or four-year college,university or trade school.Recipients: Riley Pontician, Kayla StoudtBerks County Association of School RetireesScholarship and Mini-Grant FundFor Berks County seniors who will pursue adegree in education. No recipient.Berks County Scholastic Athletic Trainers'Association Scholarship FundFor seniors from Berks County who trained withtheir school district’s athletic trainer for at leasttwo years and are pursuing four-year degrees insports medicine. Recipient: Aryella HooverBuilding Industries Exchange of Reading andBerks County FundFor Berks County residents who are pursuing postsecondary education in building trades orconstruction design. Recipients: Kelvin Cortes,Stephanie Favata, Matthew Frey, Cole Schlenker,Ann-Katleen SeraphinCarpenter Technology Retired EmployeesScholarship FundFor children of non-officer employees of CarpenterTechnology Corporation (Berks County site), inmemory of Dan Kubacki, who retired fromCarpenter after 41 years of service.Recipients: Taylor Bender, Luke ScanlonHelen M. Clymer Scholarship FundFor single mothers in Berks County who arefurthering their education at a college oruniversity in Berks. Recipients: Jessica Gonzalez,Winifred Gutierrez, Lisette Ruiz, Sor Soto
Community General Hospital Foundation/JuneA. Roedel Healthcare Scholarship FundFor Berks County residents pursuing careers inhealth care. Recipients: Elizabeth Chibirka,Celeste Colon, Joshua Endy, Nicole Eshbach,Liesel Farrar, Bailey Foreman, Lindsey Gibbon,Brynn Gilbert, Chloe Gilbert, Victoria Kissinger,Rachel Loose, Carissa Martin, MariaMastromarino, Johanna Mickle, Josette Keith,Dana Richard, Jenna Riley, Elizabeth Rohde,Abigail Schell, Meghan Steffey, Nayely Valdez,Sydney Weise, Rachel Woomer, Kristen ZieglerScott G. Daelhousen Engineer’s Award FundThis fund provides two annual awards: One to astudent who obtains the highest grade on theannual MathCounts test administered by thePennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers,and the other to a student who obtains thehighest grade on the annual Reading-BerksScience and Engineering Fair Test.Recipients: Jay Schoenen, Joseph WalkerJim and Ruth B. Daley Family FundFor Berks County residents who are continuingtheir education. Distributions from the fundcover items such as living expenses, professionaltesting fees, books, child care and transportation.Recipient: Luke Andreyo, Lauren Blackwood,Meghan Steffey, Haley VenarchikDelta Kappa Gamma International Beta ChapterScholarship FundFor a female graduate of a Berks County publicschool who will enter her senior year at AlbrightCollege, Alvernia University, Kutztown University, orPenn State Berks to obtain a degree in education.No recipient.Diana M. Everson Memorial Scholarship FundFor seniors with a parent who works at ZeeService Company, Berks County franchise, or forseniors at Muhlenberg Senior High School.Recipient: Bhaavana OrugantyJim and Margie Fegley Orchestral StringScholarship FundFor graduating seniors who are pursuing a degreeor certificate in orchestral strings.Recipient: Stephanie BonkHoward Fox Memorial Law Scholarship FundFor a deserving graduate of a Berks County highschool pursuing a law degree.Recipient: Alexander KellerCookie Ganter Memorial Scholarshipfor CosmetologyFor Berks County residents seeking training tobecome cosmetologists. Recipients: SarahCarrion, Haley Lesher, Jillian SchrammJames A. Gilmartin Paramedic Scholarship FundFor residents of Berks County who are enrolled inthe Reading Hospital School of Health SciencesParamedic Program. Recipients must have beenan EMT or volunteered as an EMT for at least oneyear before entering the Paramedic Program.Recipients: Nathan Klein, Ryan MillerGraduate Nurse Scholarship FundFor alumni of The Reading Hospital School ofHealth Sciences - Nursing Program pursuing anadvanced degree in nursing.Recipient: Keri AdamsGRIP Dreamer Scholarship FundFor Berks County residents ineligible for financialaid. Recipients: Maria Aguado Lira, Nayeli CabelloSoria, Iris Castellon, Schram Constant, DavilaniaGil, Maria Guadalupe Gonzalez Lara, YudyHernandez, Andrea Palacios Bastidas, AdrianaPerez-Flores, Ann-Kathleen Pierre Louis Seraphin,Elli Vachaviolou, Ibeth Villa-Tamay, Fatima ZavalaHaupt Family FundIn memory of Marjorie Haupt for Berks Countyresidents pursuing a master’s degree in socialwork, and another annual scholarship in memoryof Wilbur Haupt to those furthering theireducation in a mechanical technology field or anautomotive technology field.Recipients: Darcie Jones, Karyn Noll
Hispanic Center Scholarship FundFor academically-talented Latinos in Berks Countypursuing higher education.Recipients: Itzimba Caro, Yarielis Cruz, MilannysRivera, Karla SantillanElizabeth Horvath Swimming Scholarship FundFor seniors graduating from Berks County highschools who swam on school or club teams andwill continue swimming on a team while pursuinga bachelor's degree. Recipient: Maxwell ValerianoMatthew Kelly Epitome of CourageScholarship FundFor a Berks County student with cystic fibrosis.Recipient: Courtney WilkesByron F. “Corky” Knoll Memorial ScholarshipFor Berks County students going to college tostudy professional turf grass management orprofessional golf management.Recipient: Jared WaldmanLarry J. Kramer Scholarship FundFor Berks County students going to KutztownUniversity to study computer science, informationtechnology, software development, math, orsecondary education with a concentration inmath. Preference to applicants graduating fromHamburg Area High School.Recipient: Ryan NaugleBeth Lynn Negley Manweiler Award forCompassionate Nursing CareFor members of the Reading Hospital School ofHealth Sciences - Nursing Program graduatingclass. The recipient is selected by classmates.Recipient: Samantha LeckLiz Martelli “Voices” Scholarship FundFor Berks County High School seniors whoparticipated in Berks Bards or the Reading Eagle'sVoices section. Recipient: Emma WoerleDave McCanney Scholarship FundFor members of Olivet Boys & Girls Club pursuingeducation after high school, and for a femalesenior who played on Wilson High School’slacrosse team in her junior and senior years andintends to attend a 4-year college or university.Recipients: Genevieve Strobel (Wilson),Brandom Hernandez (Olivet)Joseph and Peggy McMahon TransportationEngineering Scholarship FundFor college students majoring civil engineeringwith a focus on transportation engineering.Recipient: Bridget MooreRalph H. and Florence Moyer FundFor post-secondary study or vocational training toa Berks County youth who has demonstratedpotential. Recipients: Timothy Frey, Rachel Loose,Jesus Ventura-ThenIrv Noll Memorial Scholarship FundFor seniors from one of Berks County's public orparochial high schools who played on a golf,basketball, or baseball team, and who will furthertheir education. Recipient: Chase MillerOwls Sports Club Scholarship FundFor members of the West Lawn Owls LegionBaseball Team. 2018 recipient: Nicholas SklenarikPenny Jar FundGrants support non-tuition-related needsof college students who have an unexpectedfinancial crisis. Recipient: Chilez MirandaGreg Prosseda Memorial Scholarship FundFor Berks County students who played on theirhigh school golf team during their junior andsenior years. Recipient: Alyson RentschlerReading-Berks Association of Realtors Scholarship FundFor Berks County seniors who will study businessafter high school. Recipients: Dylan Servis, GraceSturz, Marley Turbett
Earl and Mary and Gary W. RednerScholarship FundFor employees or children of employees ofRedner’s Markets going to college or graduateschool. Recipients: Kyle Bohn, Antara Das, LaurenFaust, Olivia Ludovici, Emily Moody, Lily RamosSt. Andrew United Methodist ChurchScholarship FundFor high school seniors who are members of St.Andrew United Methodist Church who have arecord of success in education and who willfurther their education after high school as fulltime students. Recipient: Derek DierolfSeidel Family Scholarship Fund(Gettysburg College attendees)For current or former Berks County residentsenrolled at Gettysburg College for any pre-lawrelated course of study. No recipient.Seidel Family Scholarship Fund(Penn State - Dickinson Law attendees)For Berks County residents attending Penn State Dickinson Law. 2018 recipients: Megan Burns,Cassidy RiveraSweet Street Desserts Scholarship FundFor children of Sweet Street Desserts employeeswho are furthering their education. Recipients:Kaeigh Betz, Karen Charleston, Christina Donofrio,Sean JamesOfficer Scott A. Wertz Memorial Berks CountyScholarship FundFor graduating seniors who are children of policeofficers in Berks County, or for graduating seniorsof Wilson High School, or for players, umpires orchildren or grandchildren of players or umpires inthe Reading Softball Association. Recipients:Isabelle Amrich, Ian Graham, Mariah NievesD.J. Wetzel Fund of First United Church of ChristFor members of Berks County United Church ofChrist churches who are continuing theireducation after high school at a college oruniversity, graduate school, vocational school, orin a life enrichment program. Recipients:Elizabeth Luyben, Courtney MoyerThomas T. and Christine Hegeman WheatleyMemorial Scholarship FundFor Berks County residents pursuing an educationas an EMT or paramedic or in phlebotomy ornursing. Recipient: Alexander CobbHenry E. Williams Jr. Memorial Golf Award FundFor a Berks County senior who was on the highschool golf team and will major in professionalgolf management, enroll in the PGA ClubProfessional School or play golf in college.Recipient: Nathaniel ScheiderWendell Yoder Education Award FundFor children, grandchildren and stepgrandchildrenof current Wexcon Inc. employees. Recipientsexemplify traits valued by Wexcon's founder,Wendell Yoder: trust, loyalty and honesty.Recipients: Rebekah Petersheim,Cheyenne StrunkScholarships for students fromthese specific school districts:Antietam School DistrictAntietam Foundation Scholarship FundFor Antietam graduates involved in school andcommunity activities. This fund was formed bycombining scholarship funds that were originallyestablished to honor Cortney Ann Kelly, Troy M.DeNunzio and Linda Evans.Recipients: Luke Faro, Caleb GibsonJesse K. Cataldi Memorial Scholarship FundFor Antietam graduates who were on an Antietamathletic team, led by example, and inspired othersto better themselves. Recipients:Elizabeth Aragon, Itzimba CaroHoward D. and Rose E. GoodwinScholarship FundFor graduates who live in the Antietam SchoolDistrict and require financial assistance to attendcollege. Recipients: Maggie Krall, Morgan Seidel
Berks CatholicLombardo Memorial FundFor seniors who are well-rounded and participatedin extracurricular activities in school and in theircommunity. Recipients: Julia Davis,Drew FeightnerBoyertown Area School DistrictRobert and Kenneth Mace Scholarship FundFor graduates who are committed to academicsand dedicated to extracurricular activities,persevere through obstacles, and provideinspiration to others. In memory of Robert F.Mace, who died at the World Trade Center in NewYork City on Sept. 11, 2001, and his brother,Kenneth, who died from leukemia in 2012.Recipient: Trevor BellinoBoyertown AMBUCS Scholarship FundFor seniors who will study physical therapy,occupational therapy, speech therapy, musictherapy, or audiology. Recipient: Haley BuckleyGeorge V. & Dorothy M. Prutzman FamilyScholarship FundFor graduates who have demonstrated academicachievement and made a significant servicecontribution to their community, school or church.Recipient: Rachel FerrenceBoyertown Area Education AssociationScholarship FundFor seniors who pursue a bachelor’s degree ineducation and certification to teach in the K-12classroom.Recipients: Caleb Taylor, Kelsey ThayerGene D. Schoch Memorial Scholarship FundFor seniors who received no other scholarshipsand are in need of tuition for higher education.Recipient: Colin BrisboisBoyertown Woman in Life ScienceScholarship FundFor female graduates of Boyertown Area SeniorHigh School pursuing 4-year degrees in biology orhealth sciences for careers in veterinary scienceor health care. Recipient: April HurlockJames DiCindio, Jennifer Gilbert, LeslieSaponsky, Boyertown Area Key Club, KiwanisClub Memorial Scholarship FundFor high school Key Club members who haveachieved academic success, demonstratedleadership and provided service to others.Recipients: Natalie McGinniss, Ryan Steffe,Emma WhiteleyWilliam M. Hoffman Scholarship FundFor students who will pursue a career in lawenforcement or criminal justice.Recipient: Darren BenderCarl A. Yescavage Scholarship FundFor seniors who will further their education afterhigh school and who exhibit a strong commitmentto academics and dedication to school orcommunity activities. Recipient: Paige HorneBrandywine HeightsArea School DistrictEarl L. Speicher Memorial Scholarship FundFor Brandywine Heights graduates who willcontinue their education and who demonstrate awell-rounded involvement in sports, music andschool or community activities.Recipient: Lydia FreebyConrad Weiser Area School DistrictSmall Steps Scholarship FundFor Conrad Weiser Area School District studentswho plan to attend a 2- or 4-year college,university, trade or vocational school.Recipients: Isabella Brosious, Nicole Davis,Kimberly Lam, Katiana Nelson, Cody Reeser
Snyder Family Scholarship FundIn memory of Mary Jane Snyder and in honor ofRoy Snyder, this is for seniors who intend to majorin education, with a preference for elementaryeducation. Recipient: Samantha OxenreiderThe Krista Staudt Memorial Scholarship FundFor students who intend to further their educationafter high school and are either cancer survivorsor are dealing with or have overcome a medicalchallenge. Recipient: Kimberly LamWallburga E. Weber Scholarship FundFor a graduate pursuing a degree to be a schoolteacher, with preference for those intending toteach science. Recipient: Caitlyn KaretasDaniel Boone Area School DistrictJere O’Boyle Memorial Scholarship FundFor graduates who excel in music and will pursuea four-year degree, with preference for studentswho will pursue a music degree.Recipient: Nathan SekelaExeter Township School DistrictGeorgine Dorrian Kearney MemorialScholarship FundFor female students who will pursue careers inthe medical field. Recipient: Abigail HasslerJames E. Mabon Sr. Memorial Scholarship FundFor graduates who demonstrated outstandingacademic performance, were involved incommunity service and school activities, and willpursue a bachelor’s degree.Recipient: Josiah MinottoFleetwood Area School DistrictCoach Ray Buss Scholarship FundFor graduates who played varsity soccer, displayedteam leadership and good sportsmanship, andwill play soccer in college.Recipient: Lucas StrangeNathan Prutzman Memorial Scholarship FundFor well-rounded graduates who intend tocontinue their education after high school, with apreference for students who excel in drafting, anda secondary preference for students pursuingeducation in the culinary or hospitality fields.Recipient: Lydia SantiagoJeffrey S. Remley Memorial Scholarship FundFor seniors with an exemplary attitude who intendto play soccer in college. Recipient: Lucas StrangeGovernor Mifflin School DistrictAmos Lemon Burkhart Art Scholarship FundFor seniors who display extraordinary artisticpromise. Recipient: Kylie BoltzJames W. Churchill Memorial Scholarship FundFor graduating members of the wrestling teamwho will pursue a 4-year degree.Recipient: John ArentzJoseph W. Favinger Scholarship FundThis fund awards two scholarships to seniors. TheHeartbeat of the Team Scholarship is for astudent who exhibits passion and dedication to asport, love and loyalty to teammates, and a "neverquit" attitude. The Passion for Caring Scholarshipis for a student pursuing education in the medicalfield and who is respected by teachers andclassmates for their enthusiasm for life and theirdedication to caring for the needs of others.Recipients: Ava Enriquez, Callum WilsonFred W. and Pearl P. Griemes Scholarship FundFor outstanding seniors furthering their education.Recipients: Mark Andrus, Benjamin Bisconti,Kayla DelVecchio, Lindsey Diggan, Hailey Epler,Julia Ferrero, Sophia Ferrero, Jessica Gehman,Emilie Gerhard, Nathan Harding, Courtney Hubric,Natalie Jones, Megan Kleinsmith, Logan Kramer,Wyatt Kriebel, Morgan MacMahon, VincentMoore, Victoria Mosco, Emely Moya, Ryan Naugle,Jacob Novotny, Samantha Peterson, Hanna Teson,Mikayla Traini, Alexandra Weinstein, NicoleWeinstein, Kailyn Williams, Kristina Yerger
Russell L. Hiller Charitable TrustFor seniors pursuing higher education.Recipients: Jonathan Beyer, Morgan Fleischood,Alexandra Hagans, Vincent Moore, Kristina YergerThe Krista Staudt Memorial Scholarship FundFor students who intend to further their educationafter high school and are either cancer survivorsor are dealing with or have overcome a medicalchallenge. Recipient: Dylan MoserHamburg Area School DistrictMartha Ann Boyer and Morris William BoyerScholarship FundFor graduates pursuing degrees in business ornursing. Recipients: Josette Keith, Alyssa RomohoTaylor N. Seitzinger Hamburg Area High SchoolScholarship FundFor seniors who participated in school andcommunity activities and will pursue a four-yeardegree, with preference to those attendingDeSales University and/or those who will playwomen’s soccer in college.Recipient: Allison BashoreKutztown Area School DistrictMarion L. and Ernest L. AngstadtScholarship FundFor seniors who will pursue a 2- or 4-year degreein agricultural science.Recipient: Morgan KunkelMuhlenberg School DistrictTim Braun Memorial Scholarship FundFor seniors who played varsity softball, arecommitted to sportsmanship and academics, andwill pursue higher education.Recipient: Grace RothDiana M. Everson Memorial Scholarship FundFor seniors with a parent who works at ZeeService Company, Berks County franchise, or forseniors at Muhlenberg Senior High School.Recipient: Bhaavana OrugantyLombardo Family Scholarship FundFor seniors who participated in varsity sports,were committed to academics, and are pursuing acollege degree. Recipients: Benjamin Maull,Taylor WilsonOley Valley School DistrictMarc Mario McKently MemorialScholarship FundFor graduating seniors who have faced difficultchallenges or hardships. Recipient: Natalie TothReading School DistrictJorge Luis Acevedo, Jr. MemorialScholarship FundFor seniors who enroll in a culinary arts programafter high school. No recipient.Amin Family Scholarship FundFor seniors who demonstrate potential to exceedin college. Recipients: Schram Constant,Yarielis Cruz, Caresse Diaz, Kha Tu Dinh,Christina Donofrio, Jennifer Guzman,Nallelys Lopez-Familia, Loris Rodriguez,Jayah Roman, Ceydi Rosario,Melanie Sanchez-Gonzalez, Fatima ZavalaBertolet M. Bossler Scholarship FundFor seniors who were active in Arxalma, KnightLife, Red and Black, or Red Pen.Recipient: Keily CornielEdith Dohner Memorial Scholarship FundFor seniors who will continue their education tobecome teachers. Recipient: Elias Diaz-Reyes, Jr.
Bruce R. Helwig Reading High SchoolScholarship FundFor seniors going to a 4-year college or university.Recipients have a well-rounded background andabove-average academic standing.Recipient: Dijoleil FernandezDaniel C. Kubacki Sportsmanship Award FundFor a senior who demonstrates sportsmanship asan athlete or in a support role in an athleticprogram, such as a team manager, mascot,cheerleader, umpire, referee, or scorekeeper.Recipient: Wesley ButlerChris A. Luppold, CPA, AccountingScholarship FundFor graduates who will pursue an accountingcareer. Recipient: Joshua TejedaElizabeth Martelli Scholarship FundFor seniors with a passion for writing who willcontinue their education after high school.Recipient: Hannah MogfordMasano Family Scholarship FundFor graduates who were active in student councilor student government. Recipient: Ivonne MoraReading High School Scholarship FundFor a senior who demonstrates potential to excelin college. Recipient: Daniel PopoviciLinda Schrufer - Whitey Miller Scholarship FundFor seniors who will go to college to studyengineering. Recipient: Dominic YeagerThe Krista Staudt Memorial Scholarship FundFor students who intend to further their educationafter high school and are either cancer survivorsor are dealing with or have overcome a medicalchallenge. No recipient.Schuylkill Valley School DistrictCharles Hottenstine Memorial Award FundFor seniors who exhibit superior achievement in atleast two varsity sports during their junior orsenior year, with major consideration given to thestudent’s character, teamwork and leadership.Recipient: Meghan CookDouglas S. Miller Memorial Scholarship FundFor seniors in the top 10% of the graduating classwho display leadership and will pursue a degreein engineering or science.Recipient: Scott HorningSamuel Brooklyn Reed MemorialScholarship FundFor seniors who will study anthropology,archaeology, or history, or who have an interest indistance running.Recipient: Meghan CookOtis S. Rothenberger MemorialScholarship FundFor seniors who will major in education.Recipient: Macy ZimmermanGudrun R. Wilson Schuylkill Valley MiddleSchool Memorial Scholarship FundFor seniors who will pursue a degree in education,who once were identified as learning supportstudents and are pursuing a degree in any field,or who have overcome adversity and are pursuinga degree in any field. Recipients: NicollasBernhart, Natalie Hamm, Allyson Rea, ColbyStichter, Macy ZimmermanTulpehocken Area School DistrictCarol and David Batdorf Scholarship FundFor the male and female who graduate with thehighest class ranks. 2018 recipients:Coty Emerich, Rachel Loose
Kurr Foundation Scholarship Fund ofTulpehocken Area School DistrictFor graduates from the Bethel Elementary Schoolarea who will continue their education.Recipients: Caitlin Henning, Tyler Hulse, AshleyPeiffer, Phillip Rodig, Trevor ZohnGerald and Pauline Seiler Scholarship FundFor seniors pursuing vocational education thatdoes not require a bachelor’s degree, or toseniors pursuing a bachelor’s degree inagricultural science or elementary education.Recipient: Gabrielle BrownTwin Valley School DistrictJan Millard Memorial FundFor students who participated on a boys crosscountry team. Recipients: Dylan ServisBetty M. Moulder Elementary EducationScholarship FundFor graduating seniors who will be furthering theireducation at a four-year college or university tomajor in education. Recipients: Emily Glass,Jordan WalkTwin Valley Community Education
Jun 03, 2019 · Helen M. Clymer Scholarship Fund For single mothers in Berks County who are . James A. Gilmartin Paramedic Scholarship Fund . Dave McCanney Scholarship Fund For members of Olivet Boys & Girls Club pursuing education after high school, and for a female Scholarship Fund.
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