Founded by father John Stush for Frederick County graduating seniors with financial need, with preference given to applicants who participated in Scouting America (formerly Boy Scouts of America) or Girl Scouts of the USA. Learn More
Founded by father John Stush for Frederick County graduating seniors with financial need, with preference given to applicants who participated in Scouting America (formerly Boy Scouts of America) or Girl Scouts of the USA.
Todd Stush had a warm heart, great sense of humor and an adventurous spirit. As a youth, Todd was a Cub Scout, became a Boy Scout, and earned the coveted Eagle rank. He enjoyed white water rafting in the Southwest, skiing in Lake Tahoe, and water sports. While attending Governor Thomas Johnson High School, Todd belonged to the ski club at Ski Liberty. After graduating from Governor Thomas Johnson High School in 1983, Todd attended University of Maryland, College Park where he played rugby. Todd also loved working on his Mustang with friends converting the car from automatic to standard shift. To honor his commitment to scouting and the community, Todd’s father, John Stush established The Todd J. Stush Memorial Scholarship Fund. The fund will provide scholarships to graduating seniors in Frederick County demonstrating financial need. Preference will be given to students who participated in either Boy Scouts of America or Girl Scouts of the USA, with a record of community service while involved in scouting.
Founded by Trinity United Methodist Church to support the activities and the missions of the church.
Leadership at Trinity United Methodist Church (UMC), Frederick, Maryland, established The Trinity United Methodist Church Sustaining Fund. “The leadership and members of Trinity UMC are looking towards the future,” said Rev. Dr. Eliezer Valentín-Castañón, Senior Pastor. “The fund will help ensure that many projects important to the church will come to fruition and that we can positively impact the community.” The fund will support the activities and the mission of Trinity UMC, and will help establish long-term stability.
Founded by parents Wayson and Renee Murray for Urbana High School graduating seniors pursuing a post-secondary education.
Sixteen-year-old Urbana High School junior, Tyler Dane Murray, was known for his boundless energy, his kindness and generosity, and his ability to make others laugh. His bright blue eyes and infectious smile had an immediate impact on everyone who knew him. A fullback on the Urbana High School Football Team, number 33, he was a well-respected and much-loved young man. Sadly, Tyler’s bright future was tragically cut short when he died in a car accident in March 2007. To honor Tyler’s memory, his parents created the Tyler Dane Murray Scholarship Fund to award scholarships to graduating seniors of Urbana High School pursuing a post-secondary education.
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