August 31, 2021 at 5:05 p.m.
Foundation announces scholarships
Local students will receive nearly $145,000
Foundation announces scholarships
Local students will be receiving nearly $145,000 in scholarships.
The Portland Foundation on Monday announced a total of $143,075 in awards for 79 recipients for its summer 2021 scholarship cycle.
The scholarships included five Dr. Ara C. and Gay B. Badders Medical Scholarships of $3,200 each for Jay County High School graduates majoring in a doctoral medical program. They went to Kellie Fortkamp, Jared Schlosser, Elizabeth Schoenlein, Kathryn Smeltzer and Abbigayle Smith.
Jerry R. Pierce Memorial Scholarships, with a preference given to employees and descendants of employees of W&M Manufacturing, Pier-Mac Plastics and Accelerated Curing, of $3,000 each went to Richard Foster Jr., Hannah Maylin, Chase McFarland, Riley Norris and Taylen Reedy.
Kaitlyn Dow, Julia McClung, Kendra Muhlenkamp, Michael Schlechty, Andrew Simmons, Lillian Trinidad and Cherie Walter were selected for $1,600 Alwyn Carder Scholarships for Jay County residents majoring in architecture, history or education. And Daniel Bracy and Amber McClain were chosen for Linus and Margaret Mescher Scholarships of $1,500.
Clifford and Nancy Ball Scholarships of $1,400 each for JCHS graduates went to Daniel Bracy, Katelyn Lyons and Maxwell Moser. Orla and Ruth Tharp Education Scholarships of $1,400 went to Mackenzie Poole and Miranda Reinhart and of $1,300 went to Collin Haines, Julia McClung, Alayna Myers, Taylen Reedy, Ethan Theurer and Evan VanCise.
Weldon and Dorothy Hamma Memorial Scholarships of $1,400 went to Lindsey Franks, Emily Reier, Carrie Schmit and Angela Stephens and $1,000 went to Kaitlyn Dow, Mitchel Frasher, Daniel Fugiett, Klarisa Hemmelgarn, Joseph Hilty, Vivienne Kunkler, Lucy Laux, Carissa Mercer, Dawn Minnick, Kendra Muhlenkamp, Ethan Myers, Xavier Ninde, Ryan Schlechty, Ivan Smeltzer, Cole Stigleman, Jordan Stultz and Cherie Walter.
Haynes Starbuck II Scholarships were awarded at the following levels: $1,300 – Olivia Kunkler; $1,000 – Noah Arbuckle, Charles Brunswick, Reid Claycomb, Alex Davis, Mackynzie Fairchild, Cooper Jacks, Allison Jobe, Chase McFarland, Lindsey McIntire, Gabrielle Paxson, Isaac Robbins, Trevor Shaneyfelt, Calli Stigleman and Mikele Suman; $300 – Klarisa Hemmelgarn, Lucy Laux, Carissa Mercer, Kendra Muhlenkamp, Ethan Myers, Emily Reier, Ivan Smeltzer, Cole Stigleman and Jordan Stultz; and $200 – Alexa Barrett, Shelby Caldwell, Connor Davis, Kaitlyn Dow, Erin Emery, Mitchel Frasher, Daniel Fugiett, Kendal Garringer, Keith Hartley, Candler Hedges, Joseph Hilty, Vivienne Kunkler, Dawn Minnick, Xavier Ninde, Matthew Paquette, Michael Schlechty, Ryan Schlechty, Lucas Schmit, Andrew Simmons, Lillian Trinidad and Cherie Walter.
Alexa Barrett, Sarah Bowdell, Shelby Caldwell, Connor Davis, Erin Emery, Kendal Garringer, Keith Hartley, Candler Hedges, Colton Herriford, Emma James, Hannah James, Mikale Knight, Ashlynn May, Taylor May, Matthew Paquette, Kristy Robbins, Ella Roessner, Michael Schlechty, Lucas Schmit, Andrew Simmons, Makayla Templeton, Megan Templeton and Lillian Trinidad received $1,000 Elizabeth Starbuck II Scholarships for JCHS graduates entering their sophomore, junior or senior year of college.
Joyce A. Horn Scholarships of $825 for JCHS graduates who are juniors or seniors majoring in elementary education went to Kaitlyn Dow, Julia McClung and Cherie Walter; Richard L. and Loretta E. (Larry) Zeigler Memorial Scholarships of $750 to Jay County residents entering their junior year or higher of college went to Kaitlyn Dow, Julia McClung, Xavier Ninde and Cherie Walter; and the Robert Quadrozzi Memorial Scholarship of $600 for a non-traditional student went to Taylor May.
Other scholarships were as follows:
Marseal T. Deweerd, Edith T. Horn, and Virgie M. Brady Memorial Scholarship ($500) — Lucas Schmit and Cherie Walter
East Central Opportunities Scholarship ($500) — Kristy Robbins
Larry and Maria Hiatt Scholarship ($500) — Mikale Knight
Altrusa Club of Portland Scholarship ($400) — Amber McClain
Janet B. Arnold Memorial Scholarship ($400) — Kaitlyn Dow and Cherie Walter
Ruth Whipple Badders Scholarship ($350) — Julia McClung
John Jay Center for Learning Scholarship ($250) — Colton Herriford
Charles & Ruth Joos Scholarship ($200) — Noah Arbuckle, Sarah Bowdell, Charles Brunswick, Reid Claycomb, Alex Davis, Mackynzie Fairchild, Lindsey Franks, Colton Herriford, Cooper Jacks, Emma James, Hannah James, Allison Jobe, Mikale Knight, Ashlynn May, Taylor May, Chase McFarland, Lindsey McIntire, Gabrielle Paxson, Isaac Robbins, Kristy Robbins, Ella Roessner, Carrie Schmit, Trevor Shaneyfelt, Calli Stigleman, Mikele Suman, Makayla Templeton and Megan Templeton
The Portland Foundation on Monday announced a total of $143,075 in awards for 79 recipients for its summer 2021 scholarship cycle.
The scholarships included five Dr. Ara C. and Gay B. Badders Medical Scholarships of $3,200 each for Jay County High School graduates majoring in a doctoral medical program. They went to Kellie Fortkamp, Jared Schlosser, Elizabeth Schoenlein, Kathryn Smeltzer and Abbigayle Smith.
Jerry R. Pierce Memorial Scholarships, with a preference given to employees and descendants of employees of W&M Manufacturing, Pier-Mac Plastics and Accelerated Curing, of $3,000 each went to Richard Foster Jr., Hannah Maylin, Chase McFarland, Riley Norris and Taylen Reedy.
Kaitlyn Dow, Julia McClung, Kendra Muhlenkamp, Michael Schlechty, Andrew Simmons, Lillian Trinidad and Cherie Walter were selected for $1,600 Alwyn Carder Scholarships for Jay County residents majoring in architecture, history or education. And Daniel Bracy and Amber McClain were chosen for Linus and Margaret Mescher Scholarships of $1,500.
Clifford and Nancy Ball Scholarships of $1,400 each for JCHS graduates went to Daniel Bracy, Katelyn Lyons and Maxwell Moser. Orla and Ruth Tharp Education Scholarships of $1,400 went to Mackenzie Poole and Miranda Reinhart and of $1,300 went to Collin Haines, Julia McClung, Alayna Myers, Taylen Reedy, Ethan Theurer and Evan VanCise.
Weldon and Dorothy Hamma Memorial Scholarships of $1,400 went to Lindsey Franks, Emily Reier, Carrie Schmit and Angela Stephens and $1,000 went to Kaitlyn Dow, Mitchel Frasher, Daniel Fugiett, Klarisa Hemmelgarn, Joseph Hilty, Vivienne Kunkler, Lucy Laux, Carissa Mercer, Dawn Minnick, Kendra Muhlenkamp, Ethan Myers, Xavier Ninde, Ryan Schlechty, Ivan Smeltzer, Cole Stigleman, Jordan Stultz and Cherie Walter.
Haynes Starbuck II Scholarships were awarded at the following levels: $1,300 – Olivia Kunkler; $1,000 – Noah Arbuckle, Charles Brunswick, Reid Claycomb, Alex Davis, Mackynzie Fairchild, Cooper Jacks, Allison Jobe, Chase McFarland, Lindsey McIntire, Gabrielle Paxson, Isaac Robbins, Trevor Shaneyfelt, Calli Stigleman and Mikele Suman; $300 – Klarisa Hemmelgarn, Lucy Laux, Carissa Mercer, Kendra Muhlenkamp, Ethan Myers, Emily Reier, Ivan Smeltzer, Cole Stigleman and Jordan Stultz; and $200 – Alexa Barrett, Shelby Caldwell, Connor Davis, Kaitlyn Dow, Erin Emery, Mitchel Frasher, Daniel Fugiett, Kendal Garringer, Keith Hartley, Candler Hedges, Joseph Hilty, Vivienne Kunkler, Dawn Minnick, Xavier Ninde, Matthew Paquette, Michael Schlechty, Ryan Schlechty, Lucas Schmit, Andrew Simmons, Lillian Trinidad and Cherie Walter.
Alexa Barrett, Sarah Bowdell, Shelby Caldwell, Connor Davis, Erin Emery, Kendal Garringer, Keith Hartley, Candler Hedges, Colton Herriford, Emma James, Hannah James, Mikale Knight, Ashlynn May, Taylor May, Matthew Paquette, Kristy Robbins, Ella Roessner, Michael Schlechty, Lucas Schmit, Andrew Simmons, Makayla Templeton, Megan Templeton and Lillian Trinidad received $1,000 Elizabeth Starbuck II Scholarships for JCHS graduates entering their sophomore, junior or senior year of college.
Joyce A. Horn Scholarships of $825 for JCHS graduates who are juniors or seniors majoring in elementary education went to Kaitlyn Dow, Julia McClung and Cherie Walter; Richard L. and Loretta E. (Larry) Zeigler Memorial Scholarships of $750 to Jay County residents entering their junior year or higher of college went to Kaitlyn Dow, Julia McClung, Xavier Ninde and Cherie Walter; and the Robert Quadrozzi Memorial Scholarship of $600 for a non-traditional student went to Taylor May.
Other scholarships were as follows:
Marseal T. Deweerd, Edith T. Horn, and Virgie M. Brady Memorial Scholarship ($500) — Lucas Schmit and Cherie Walter
East Central Opportunities Scholarship ($500) — Kristy Robbins
Larry and Maria Hiatt Scholarship ($500) — Mikale Knight
Altrusa Club of Portland Scholarship ($400) — Amber McClain
Janet B. Arnold Memorial Scholarship ($400) — Kaitlyn Dow and Cherie Walter
Ruth Whipple Badders Scholarship ($350) — Julia McClung
John Jay Center for Learning Scholarship ($250) — Colton Herriford
Charles & Ruth Joos Scholarship ($200) — Noah Arbuckle, Sarah Bowdell, Charles Brunswick, Reid Claycomb, Alex Davis, Mackynzie Fairchild, Lindsey Franks, Colton Herriford, Cooper Jacks, Emma James, Hannah James, Allison Jobe, Mikale Knight, Ashlynn May, Taylor May, Chase McFarland, Lindsey McIntire, Gabrielle Paxson, Isaac Robbins, Kristy Robbins, Ella Roessner, Carrie Schmit, Trevor Shaneyfelt, Calli Stigleman, Mikele Suman, Makayla Templeton and Megan Templeton
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