Scholarship Recipients

Rachel Strieber a Villa Madonna graduate was awarded $2500. Rachel’s father served 28 years in the US Military including combat tours in Lebanon and Desert Storm

Jacob Shepard was awarded $2500. Joel’s father served more than 20 years in law enforcement.

Noah Sell was awarded $2500. Noah’s father served more than 20 years in local fire service.

Sarah Wermeling a Cooper High School graduate was awarded $2500. Sarah’s father served more than 28 years in local law enforcement

Emily Bleska a Conner High School graduate was awarded $2500. Emily is currently serving in the US Military.

Emily Cammack a Owen County High School graduate was awarded $2500. Emily’s father has served more than 20 year in the fire service and is currently the Jonesville Fire Chief.

Kirsten Parker was a Patriotism scholarship award recipient. Kirsten will be attending the University of Louisville in the fall. Kirsten received $5000 towards continuing her education.

Lauren Auteri was a Fire Department scholarship award recipient. Lauren will be attending the University of Kentucky in the fall. Lauren’s father is Chief Michael Auteri of the Bellevue-Dayton Fire Department. Lauren received $5000 towards continuing her education.

Brendan Scanlon was a Law Enforcement scholarship award recipient. Brendan attended Ryle High School and will be attending Northern Kentucky University in the fall. Brendan is the son of Sgt. Bill Samad of the Boone County Sheriff’s Office. Brendan received $5000 towards continuing his education.

Jane Rudnick attended Notre Dame Academy where she played in the band, was on student council, participated in the Teen Leadership Club and earned a 3.47 GPA. She is a published poet, volunteers at the Covington Soup Kitchen, and was Finalist in the National History Competition. Jane was awarded $1000 towards her continuing education.

Connor Taylor attended Boone County High School and was our award winner. Conner was on the Youth Service Center Advisory Council and is the son of a former US ARMY Ranger. Conner was awarded $4000 towards his education at EKU.