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Barrineau Park Historical Society Awards Four Scholarships
May 22, 2020
The Barrineau Park Historical Society has presented scholarships to four deserving high school seniors. The scholarships were presented to Emma Barlow, Tate High School; Kayla McKillion, Northview High School; Raeleigh Woodfin, Northview High School; and Sierra Ziglar, home-schooled.
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Emma Barlow, senior at Tate High,received the Stephen Jogan $1,000 Scholarship from the Barrineau Park Historical Society. She plans to attend the Universit of South Alabama in the fall and major in pre-medical and transfer to the University of Alabama at Birmingham to get her medical degree.
Kayla McKillion, a Northview High senior, was presented the Lynda C. Minchew Scholarship worth $500 presented by BPHS President Craig Exner. The Bobby Minchew family endowed the funds for this scholarship in honor of Lynda who was a strong supporter of education and her grandmother, Bernice Crabtree Vaughn who was an avid volunteer at Barrineau Park Elementary. Kayla will be attending the University of West Florida and plans to major in nursing.
Raeleigh Woodfin, a Northview High senior, was awarded a $500 scholarship by the Louis Crabtree, Sr. Family in memory of Louis, a strong supporter and lifetime member of the Barrineau Park Historical Society. Raeleigh plans to attend Troy University in the fall and major in Communication Arts and Agriculture.
Sierra Ziglar, a home-schooled senior, received a $1,000 Barrineau Park Historical Society Scholarship presented by BPHS President Craig Exner. Sierra has been active in mission work in third world countries and will attend the University of West Florida in the fall and major in nursing.
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6 Responses to “Barrineau Park Historical Society Awards Four Scholarships”
Congratulations Barrineau Park Historical Society. I am extremely proud of you!
Thank you for representing our end of this huge county with integrity.
Congratulations Raeleigh. You are very deserving of this scholarship and we are sure you will be very successful in whatever you decide to do with your life.
Way to go Raeleigh!! Such a deserving young lady!! Continue to set your sites high sweet girl!! Congratulations!!!
Nice work girls. Raeleigh we are very proud of you.
I am so proud of you, Raeleigh! You are going to flourish at Troy! Thank you to the BPHS, for supporting the dreams of these kids!
Congratulations to you all. Such a blessing to see these graduates receive those scholarships, Barrineau Park Historical Society.