Hanscom AFB, Mass. –
Hanscom Federal Credit Union was proud to award $10,500 in scholarships at its 59th Annual Meeting, with $1,500 awards going to five credit union members beginning their college careers and two from a pair of local Air Force Junior ROTC units.
The Condon scholarship recipients were Emma Reidy of Norcross, Va.; Kristen Vilcans of Littleton , Mass.; Larson Linov of Arlington, Ma.; Cara Minnix of Oak Hill, Va.; and Diana Kelley of Beverley, Mass. Named after former board member John F. Condon, a valued leader at Hanscom FCU for 26 years, the scholarships for Hanscom FCU members are awarded based on academic record, extracurricular activities and an essay. The top graduates of the Lowell High and Bedford High AFJROTC programs, Grecia Aybar of Lowell, Mass. and Rachel Aldorisio of Bedford, Mass., also received $1,500 scholarships.
“Every member of Hanscom FCU can feel good about the support we’re giving these seven young members now,” said Chairman of the Board Paul Marotta. “It’s a great deal of fun to imagine what they might be doing just a few years from now.”
Hanscom AFB, Mass. – Hanscom Federal Credit Union was proud to award $10,500 in scholarships at its 59th Annual Meeting, with $1,500 awards going to five credit union members beginning their college careers and two from a pair of local Air Force Junior ROTC units.
The Condon scholarship recipients were Emma Reidy of Norcross, Va.; Kristen Vilcans of Littleton , Mass.; Larson Linov of Arlington, Ma.; Cara Minnix of Oak Hill, Va.; and Diana Kelley of Beverley, Mass. Named after former board member John F. Condon, a valued leader at Hanscom FCU for 26 years, the scholarships for Hanscom FCU members are awarded based on academic record, extracurricular activities and an essay. The top graduates of the Lowell High and Bedford High AFJROTC programs, Grecia Aybar of Lowell, Mass. and Rachel Aldorisio of Bedford, Mass., also received $1,500 scholarships.
“Every member of Hanscom FCU can feel good about the support we’re giving these seven young members now,” said Chairman of the Board Paul Marotta. “It’s a great deal of fun to imagine what they might be doing just a few years from now.”