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June 12, 2024 By Amy Pancake

Introducing the Hardy County Community Foundation 2024 Scholarship Recipients

 

Pictured L to R – Quincy Combs, Sterling Kump, Morgan Wagner, Kevin Molen, Jace Thompson, Gage Sherman, Madalyn Clayton, Seth Doman, Brianna Walker, Marissa Ward, Mckenna Crites, and Jaden Cullers

At its recent Donors & Scholars event at Moorefield High School, hosted and catered by Moorefield Hospitality Services, the Hardy County Community Foundation announced scholarship awards totaling $37,500.

Scholarships ranged from $200 Achievement Awards given in recognition of student accomplishments up to $2,500 for students planning to pursue or currently pursuing higher education. Recipients include:

Glen and Charlotte Bradfield Scholarship
Jace Thompson

Bill and Stella Halterman Crane Scholarship
Bradley Williamson

East Hardy Vo-Tech Training Scholarship
Seth Doman

Shelton Gay Scholarship
Jace Thompson

Oscar H. Bean, Bill Clark, Clarence “Hink” Fisher, and Tom Hawse II Scholarship
Kevin Molen (renewed scholarship)

Stanley and Naomi Moyer Scholarship
Megan Good

Phillip P. and Elda G. Painter Scholarship
Wade Hershberger
Grant Sherman

John and Alvina Chalmers Pappas Scholarship
Brianna Walker

John and Alvina Chalmers Pappas Achievement Award
Jordan McGee
Mason Wilkins

Lost River Pride Scholarship
Evie Groves

Rissler Sisters Scholarship
Quincy Combs

Wardensville Area Scholarship
Megan Good
Wade Hershberger
Bryce Miller
Jace Thompson
Brianna Walker

Vernon and Myrtle Webster Scholarship
Quincy Combs

Kaylee Grace Whetzel Scholarship
McKenna Crites

Bob and Betty Wilson Family Scholarship
Jaden Cullers
Morgan Wagner
Madalynn Clayton (renewed scholarship)
Sydney Hardy (renewed scholarship)
Victoria Humphries (renewed scholarship)
Sterling Kump (renewed scholarship)
Marissa Ward (renewed scholarship)

In addition to awarding scholarships from our endowed funds, students who attended the event or who had R.S.V.P.’d were entered in a drawing to receive a $250 bonus scholarship. Kevin Molen and McKenna Crites were randomly selected to receive these awards.

We are grateful to the donors who have placed their trust in the community foundation and have given us the privilege of serving as a steward for their charitable gifts and intentions, and we are honored to recognize and support the accomplishments and educational pursuits of our scholarship recipients.

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