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Iowa-Grant Educational FoundationThe Mission
What's
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Whats Happening2011 IGEF Scholarship Recipients
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2011 - Eight scholarships were awarded in May 2011 to the following graduating seniors: Melody Prochaska, Tabatha Faull, Mackenzie Faull, Michaela Marshall Jenna Jones, Victoria Nowak, Logan Ritchie & Marcus Boothe 2010 - Eight scholarships were awarded in May 2010 to the following graduating seniors: Jacob Loschen, Cameron Warne, Abby Spurley, Lynelle Tremelling, Austin Cook, Cassie Baker, Kaycie Simon, Jonathon Osterndorff 2009 - Six scholarships were awarded in May 2009 to Amber Bishop-Limmex Family Scholarship, Maurice Booth-Cleo Hughes Scholarship, Gabby Graber-Connie Munson Scholarship, Joshus Hess-Mick Gundlach & Martha Klindt Scholarships, Kelsey Rule-Dr. Gerald Butterfield Scholarship, Katelyn Schaefer-Mae E. Austin Scholarship 2008 - Seven scholarships were awarded in May 2008 to the following graduating seniors: Brittany Melby, Quentin Tranberg, Johnny Olson, Shane Thomas, Partick Meuer, Tricia Olson and Michael Haas. 2007 - Seven scholarships were awarded in May 2007 to the following graduating seniors: Caleb Loschen, Jessica Caygill, Tricia Trace, Corey Haas, Kyle Spurley, Andrew Bishop and Kayla Leonard. 2006 - Five scholarships of $500 each were awarded in May 2006 to the following graduating seniors: Brandon Espeseth, Jared Sedlmayr, Joshua Loschen, April Tomas and Nickolas Deines. 2005 - Five scholarships of $500 each were awarded in May 2005 to the following graduating seniors: Siri McCann, Hannah Freymiller, Heather Belken, Julie Longenecker and Megan Riemenapp. 2004 - Four Scholarships were given to graduating Seniors, Emily Knutson, Chad Kite, Meghan McGuire and Josh Stanton. 2003 - Four scholarships of $500 each were awarded in May 2003 to the following graduating seniors: Jason Esser, Ashley Hooks, Jay Lindner and Jonathan Longenecker. 2002 - Five scholarships of $500 each were
once again awarded in May 2002 to the following graduating seniors:
Jessica Kastner, Amber Thompson, Ross Leix, Joseph Longenecker
and Amy Schemak. 2001 - The family of Millard "Mick"
Gundlach, former agriculture teacher at I-G and Southwest Technical
College, Fennimore, established an endowment of $10,000 in his
name to be used for agriculture scholarships. (Spring 2001) 2000 - It was voted in May 2000 to affiliate
with the Community Foundation of Southern Wisconsin (CFSW) rather
than incorporate as a stand alone non-profit organization in the
state of Wisconsin. Adoption of by-laws occurred in June 2000
along with the first official election of officers. 1999 - In the fall of 1999, a steering committee was formed under the direction of Bruce Bradley (Iowa-Grant District Superintendent at the time) for the purpose of establishing an Educational Foundation. Members were Lois Alton, Peggy Biddick, Bob Bishop, Bruce Bradley, Richard Bristol, Dennis Carr, Robert Day, Tammie Engelke, Glenda Faull, Francis Fry, Ron Haas, David Kalish, Bob Klindt, Ellen Lindner, Tom Moffett, Jim Neuendorf, Kelly Ritchie. Mission statement and goals were adopted December 6, 1999. "The IGEF will provide a vehicle through which caring and concerned individuals, businesses, and civic, community and fraternal organizations may contribute gifts of time, money, property and expertise to support these activities: 1. To provide scholarships for graduating high school
seniors and work to ensure that I-G graduates receive encouragement and
have the opportunity to pursue education. "For our own success to be real, it must contribute
to the succes of others." |
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