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 were giving these seven young members now," said Chairman of the Board Paul Marotta. "Its 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 were giving these seven young members now," said Chairman of the Board Paul Marotta. "Its a great deal of fun to imagine what they might be doing just a few years from now."