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Barrineau Park Historical Society Awards Four Scholarships
May 7, 2018
The Barreineau Park Historical Society presented four deserving this school seniors with college scholarships.
Aliya Kaufman, a senior at West Florida High School, received the $1,000 Stephen Jogan Memorial Scholarship from the Barrineau Park Historical Society. She plans to attend the University of West Florida in the fall and pursue a degree in animal science.
Madelyn Lathan, a West Florida High School senior, received the $500 Louis Crabtree Sr.Scholarship administered by the Barrineau Park Historical Society. She plans to attend Pensacola State College in the fall and major in nursing.
Kylee Jackson, a Tate High School, received a $500 Lynda Minchew Scholarship awarded by the Barrineau Park Historical Society. She plans to attend Troy University in fall and major in business.
Trae Melton, a senior at Tate High School, received a $1,000 academic scholarship from the Barrineau Park Historical Society. He plans to attend University of West Florida and major in sports medicine.
Each submitted an extensive application and an essay on why a historical society is important to a community.
Pictured above: Aliya Kaufman, Madelyn Lathan, Kylee Jackson and Trae Melton. Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “Barrineau Park Historical Society Awards Four Scholarships”
THANK YOU FOR YOU INFORMATION! lYNN bROWN
I AM LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON MY GREAT-GREATGRANDMOTHER – ESTHER BOGGS. IT IS THOUGHT THAT SHE IS A SURVIOR OF FT.MIMMS SHE MARRIED ROBERT FILLINGIM AND MOVED TO ESCAMBIA COUNTY AROUND 1840. THERE THEY RAISED THEIR FAMILY:
ALBERT, JOHN,WILLIAM,VALENTINE AND GATSY. MY GRANDFATHER WAS JACOB FILLINGIM. HIS FATHER WAS VALENTINE. MY SISTER – BARBARA SHIELDS AND MYSELF HAVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND OUT MORE INFORMATION ON ESTHER FOR MANY YEARS AND ARE REACHING OUT TO THE FILLINGIMS OF BARRINEAU PARK FOR ANY INFORMATION THEY MIGHT HAVE. ESTHER AND ROBERT ARE BURIED IN CEDARTOWN CEMETERY. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ANY INFORMATION YOU MIGHT GIVE US. SINCERELY, LYNN BROWN
I don’t know any of the recipients, however, I wish to congratulate each one on a job well done. Keep up the hard work and stay true to yourself.
Congratulations to all of these SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS..must say it was said that the applicants get better each year..just wish BPHS could have given all the applicants who applied, a monetary scholarship..FYI..The LYNDA MINCHEW SCHOLARSHIP AND THE LOUIS CRABTREE SR. scholarship is funded by the individual families and administered by BPHS..if any of you would like to set this in play,contact CRAIG EXNER,PRESIDENT at the BP COMMUNITY CENTER 850 587 5389.
Very proud of you son on this honor and proud of my niece Kylee on hers. And thank you to the supporters of Barrineau Park Historical Society for making this possible. For those who have not visited, I encourage you to do so. The museum is very rich in history including a lot of interesting information and memorabilia on J.M. Tate High School.