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May 14, 2018 By Michael Whalton

Community Foundation Awards $114,000 in Scholarships

     We are delighted to share several photos and a recap of the Community Foundation’s Scholars & Donors Reception that was held May 10th at the Purple Iris in Martinsburg.  It was standing room only, with over 140 people — including 50+ students, dozens of parents, and several donors — in attendance. Tiffany and the staff at the Purple Iris did a splendid job of accommodating us and everyone had a marvelous time.
     Walter Brown spoke eloquently on behalf of the donors who established scholarship funds at the Community Foundation and WVU graduate Jamie Shrewsbury, who is now working her “dream job” in the front office of the New York METS, was wonderful; speaking on behalf of the students who receive the scholarships.  We are grateful to both of them and to the many donors who attended the reception to celebrate the students’ successes.   Scholarship Coordinator Karin Hammann Dunn shared a brief bio of each student and EWVCF Board Members Charlotte Norris and Ruth Pritchard, Board President Lisa Welch, Secretary Susan Caperton, Treasurer Andrew McMillan, Past President Darlene Truman, and Martin Luther King Scholarship Committee Member Sharon Curry presented the scholarship letters to the students.
     Here are photos of just a few of the 71 students who received scholarships from the Eastern West Virginia Community Foundation in 2018. A total of $114,000 was awarded!  Thank you to one and all for making this such a resounding success.
Board President Lisa Welch congratulates 2018 Anna Jo Crosby Scholarship recipient Ethan Hatcher of Berkeley Springs High School.

 

 

 

 

Dymond Lanham of Hedgesville High was presented with the Berkeley County Teachers Scholarship by EWVCF Past President Darlene Truman.
EWVCF Secretary Susan Caperton (R) presented a renewal Dr. Gwen Steeley Memorial Scholarship to Chloe Campbell a rising sophomore at Shepherd University.
Berkeley Springs High School Senior Violet Hott was presented with a Martin Luther King Scholarship by Sharon Curry, a member of the Scholarship Committee.
EWVCF Board Member Ruth Pritchard presented a George and Holly Woods Hancock Scholarship to Hedgesville High senior Emma Reyme.
Alexander Taughinbaugh of Jefferson High School received the David A. “Hawk” Hawkens Scholarship. The award was presented by EWVCF Treasurer Andrew McMillan.
Tajae Stuckey of Musselman High School was presented with the 2018 Chad Hammond Memorial Scholarship by EWVCF Board Member Charlotte Norris.
Janae Barr (R) of Musselman High and Carly Holben of Martinsburg High each received a Dr. Theodore (TK) Oates Nursing Scholarship from the Community Foundation.

 

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