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ARRL Foundation Announces Scholarship Winners for 2004

NEWINGTON, CT, May 7, 2004--The ARRL Foundation has announced the recipients of 39 scholarship awards for the 2004 academic year. Congratulations to these scholarship winners!

• The ARRL Scholarship to Honor Barry Goldwater--$5000: Nathaniel T. Oster, KC0IEI, Ames, Iowa

• The Mary Lou Brown Scholarship--$2500: A. J. Barse, KD7OGZ, Silverdale, Washington

• The Perry F. Hadlock Memorial Scholarship--$2000: John Stratton, AA3SL, Glen Mills, Pennsylvania

• The Earl I. Anderson Scholarship--$1250 each to:
  • Patricia Martin, KF6YWJ, Miami, Florida
  • Charles McClish, KB9RGF, Kokomo, Indiana
  • Phillip Thomas, KB9ZRF, East Peoria, Illinois

• The Paul and Helen L. Grauer Scholarship--$1000: David Shane, KC8UKW, Kirksville, Missouri

• You've Got a Friend in Pennsylvania--$1000: Randall McPherson, KF3DR, Greenville, Pennsylvania

• The L. Phil and Alice J. Wicker Scholarship--$1000: Ryan Comes, KF4YKD, Alexandria, Virginia

• The Charles N. Fisher Memorial Scholarship--$1000: Brandin Grams, KG6RWV, Costa Mesa, California

• The K2TEO Martin J. Green Sr. Memorial Scholarship--$1000: Andrew Lilly, KG4VUH, Lakeland, Florida

• The Irving W. Cook, WA0CGS Scholarship--$1000: Reid Crowe, KC0IDI, Lawrence, Kansas

• The PHD-ARA Scholarship--$1000: Adam Brockmiller, KC0QMS, Union, Missouri

• The Charles Clarke Cordle Memorial Scholarship--$1000: Ian Fritzsche, KF4AON, Thomasville, Georgia

• The Tom and Judith Comstock Scholarship--$1000: Francis Gradijan, KD5HTB, Carrolton, Texas

• The Henry Broughton K2AE Memorial Scholarship--$1000 each to:
  • Andrew Maroney, W2AJM, New Windsor, New York
  • Daniel R. Schwarting, KB2ZVM, Ballston Lake, New York

• The Donald Riebhoff Memorial Scholarship--$1000: Daniel Friedrichs, K0IPG, Le Mars, Iowa

• The IRARC, Joseph P. Rubino WA4MMD Scholarship--$750: James Cooper, KG4UFF, Oviedo, Florida

• The Francis Walton Memorial Scholarship--$500: Steven Swedberg, N9SG, Dekalb, Illinois

• The Edmond A. Metzger Scholarship--$500: Nicholas Luther, K9NL, Oshkosh, Wisconsin

• The Mississippi Scholarship--$500: Wesley Holland, KD5NHI, Brandon, Mississippi

• The Fred R. McDaniel Memorial Scholarship--$500: Timothy Skoch, N3XNF, Elkins, Arkansas

• The Six Meter Club of Chicago Scholarship--$500: Scott Grams, W9AFB, Elk Grove Village, Illinois

• The Chicago FM Club Scholarship--$500: Pamela Toman, KB9SCM, Westmont, Illinois

• The Eugene "Gene" Sallee, W4YFR, Memorial Scholarship--$500: Anna Tyler, KG4ATH, Alpharetta, Georgia

• The Albuquerque ARC/Toby Cross Memorial Scholarship--$500: Patrick Dixon, KD5CXF, San Rafael, New Mexico

• The Central Arizona DX Association Scholarship--$500: Brian Kearns, AC7VQ, Cave Creek, Arizona

• The Dr. James L. Lawson Memorial Scholarship--$500: Andrew Schaefer, KB2ZWZ, Binghamton, New York

• The Norman E. Strohmeier, W2VRS, Memorial Scholarship--$500: Clinton Hansen, KC2KYK, Durhamville, New York

• The General Fund Scholarships--$1000 each to:
  • Matthew Rozea, KC2IGE, Massapequa Park, New York
  • Brian Tomko, KC8FJV, Munroe Falls, Ohio
  • Adam Waickman, KC2FDJ, Ray Brook, New York
  • Shawn Vause, AA3YX, Greensburg, Pennsylvania

• The New England Federation of Eastern Massachusetts Amateur Radio Associations (FEMARA) Scholarships--$600 each to:
  • Andrew B. Schiller, AB1BA, Newington, Connecticut
  • Elizabeth A. Watt, N1UNX, Stratford, Connecticut
  • Kendra M. Sandford, KA1QLV, Dublin, New Hampshire
  • Chad E. Bulkley, N1UDN, Westport, Connecticut
  • Kristopher D. Cui, K5CUI, Barrington, New Hampshire

Information and applications for 2005 academic year scholarships, including three new scholarship awards for 2005, downloadable applications and instructions, are on the ARRL Web site.

The application period for 2005 academic year awards begins October 1, 2004. The deadline to submit applications with transcripts and SAT/ACT scores affixed is February 1, 2005.

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