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Lopez scholarship awards


Jun 16 2004

Lopez Island scholarships totaling more than $23,000 were awarded to the graduates as follows:

Presidential Freedom Scholarship, Amy Shipman.

Determination and Perseverance Award, Amy Brainard;

Lopez Island Scholarship, Matt Sahli.

Lopez Island Garden Club Scholarship, Shipman.

Lopez Island Thrift Shop Scholarship, Nicole Ramon.

Lopez Artist Guild Awards, Jane Crawford and Shipman.

Digital Environmental Political Activism Club Scholarships, Shipman and William Laws.

San Juan County Masonic Lodge Scholarship, Alena Marshak.

Lopez Island Firefighters Association Scholarship, Laws and Josh Marshak. Lopez Island EMT Association Scholarship, Alena Marshak.

Chimera Award, Jenna Miesen.

The IslandsÂ’ Weekly English Award, Josh Marshak.

Islanders Bank Scholarships, Alena Marshak, Josh Marshak, Dayvid Rypinski and Shipman.

Islands Marine Center Scholarship, Diana Rypinski and Jerry Hancock. Scholarships, Josh Marshak, Alena Marshak and Crawford.

Catherine Washburn Memorial Association Scholarship, Alena Marshak.

Lopez Island Pharmacy Scholarship, Crawford.

Windermere Foundation Scholarship, Shipman.

Island House Realtors Scholarship, Shipman.

Lopez Lutheran Church Scholarships, Brainard and Josh Marshak.

Grace Episcopal Church Scholarship, Alena Marshak.

Golf for Scholarships Scholarship, Josh Marshak.

Uncle Phil Hastin Sportsman Award, Alena Marshak.

Howard S. Cole Memorial 4-H Scholarship, Josh Marshak.

Making a Difference in Nursing Award, Alena Marshak.

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