Savannah River Mission Completion (SRMC) has recently awarded 17 students with college scholarships. These students are children of SRMC employees.
Each high school senior received a scholarship of $4,000. The application process required an essay submission, their grade point average, and their leadership and scholarship achievement. To qualify, students needed to attend a four-year college or a technical school in the fall.
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These students were recognized during SRMC’s annual Family Scholarship award banquet, which took place on March 26.
“This program is highly anticipated each year by SRMC parents with children preparing to enter college,” said Dr. Dave Olsen, SRMC president and program manager. “My favorite part of the process is its culmination, the moment that I am face-to-face with the recipients witnessing their enthusiasm and talking to them about their promising futures as their proud parents stand at their sides. It’s very heartwarming.”
The recipients of the 2024 SRMC Family Scholarship Program with their parents are as follows:
- Jamie Castillo (Kristen Anson and Andres Castillo)
- Dakota Cheek (Theresa Cheek)
- Omari Hendrix Jr. (Omari and Shasai Hendrix Sr.)
- James Huff (Thomas and Jennifer Huff)
- Piper Kerlin (David Kerlin)
- Caroline Kidd (David and Melissa Kidd)
- Mackenzie Lucas (Michael and Faith Weigle)
- Mariann Marmal (Joe and Hoda Marmal)
- Blake McLemore (Steve and Paige (McLemore)
- Addison Morgan (Drew and Tiffany Morgan)
- Carleigh Oerman (Jason and Jennifer Oerman)
- Jada Ray (Darryl and Janice Ray)
- James Saxon IV (James Saxon III and Melinda Noe)
- Quinn Schweder (Mark Schweder)
- Paige Spires (Keith and Allison Spires)
- Megan Williams (Henry and Romonda Williams)
- JP Windham (John and Heidi Windham)
