2011 Scholarship Awards
Fairfield Glade United Methodist Church
20 Receive FFG United Methodist Church Scholarships
It is the purpose of the scholarship committee is to award scholarships to Cumberland County students who demonstrate a
desire to improve and expand their education even though their limited financial resources make fulfillment of that desire
difficult.
It is the purpose of the scholarship committee is to award scholarships to Cumberland County students who demonstrate a
desire to improve and expand their education even though their limited financial resources make fulfillment of that desire
difficult.
We deeply appreciate the contributions of the church members and prayerfully
request that you continue to support this worthwhile outreach program.
Donations are taken any time of the year.
request that you continue to support this worthwhile outreach program.
Donations are taken any time of the year.
On Sunday, May 15th,Fairfield Glade United Methodist Church honored 20 young people from Cumberland County with scholarships. To be eligible for the
scholarship, the students must already attend or be accepted at a university, college or technical school in Tennessee and have at least a 3.0 average. The 2011
winners included 9 continuing students who have received awards in previous years, 2 continuing students who had not received prior awards from the church
and 7 students who are 2011 high school graduates and 2 new non-traditional students.
This is an annual tradition that began in 1991 when Becky Pittman began the Scholarship Fund in 1991 in memory of her son, Stephen Link. Many individuals
and groups in the church generously donate funds annually to make these scholarships available. Since 1992, the church has helped 252 Cumberland County
students pursue their educations. The scholarships are need-based and are sent directly to the institutions of choice for tuition, fees, supplies, books and
dormitory charges. No monies are given directly to the individual student.
The 2011 recipients are Jessica Barnwell, Leanne Branam, Allison Brewer, Brian Cooper, Carlie Davis, Samantha Donathan, Katie Greene, Lucy Hurley,
Cassandra Judkins, Andrea Martinez, Tiffany Norris, Robin Powers, Caitlin Sanders, Ben Sapp, Emily Scarbrough, Casey Scarlett, Judith Toohy, Dreama Webb,
Cassie Wyatt, and Sarah Wyatt.
This year, the recipients will be attending the following schools: 5 students to Tennessee Technical University, 2 students to East Tennessee State University, 1
student to Belmont University, 1 student to Middle Tennessee State University, 1 student to Carson Newman, 3 students to Roane State, 1 student to Volunteer
State Community College, and 1 student to Nashville Auto-Diesel College.
scholarship, the students must already attend or be accepted at a university, college or technical school in Tennessee and have at least a 3.0 average. The 2011
winners included 9 continuing students who have received awards in previous years, 2 continuing students who had not received prior awards from the church
and 7 students who are 2011 high school graduates and 2 new non-traditional students.
This is an annual tradition that began in 1991 when Becky Pittman began the Scholarship Fund in 1991 in memory of her son, Stephen Link. Many individuals
and groups in the church generously donate funds annually to make these scholarships available. Since 1992, the church has helped 252 Cumberland County
students pursue their educations. The scholarships are need-based and are sent directly to the institutions of choice for tuition, fees, supplies, books and
dormitory charges. No monies are given directly to the individual student.
The 2011 recipients are Jessica Barnwell, Leanne Branam, Allison Brewer, Brian Cooper, Carlie Davis, Samantha Donathan, Katie Greene, Lucy Hurley,
Cassandra Judkins, Andrea Martinez, Tiffany Norris, Robin Powers, Caitlin Sanders, Ben Sapp, Emily Scarbrough, Casey Scarlett, Judith Toohy, Dreama Webb,
Cassie Wyatt, and Sarah Wyatt.
This year, the recipients will be attending the following schools: 5 students to Tennessee Technical University, 2 students to East Tennessee State University, 1
student to Belmont University, 1 student to Middle Tennessee State University, 1 student to Carson Newman, 3 students to Roane State, 1 student to Volunteer
State Community College, and 1 student to Nashville Auto-Diesel College.
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