2022 Scholarship Recipients
Case Biros , the son of Scott and Tiffany Biros from Mazon, plans to attend the University of Illinois next fall, where he will major in Nuclear, Plasma, and Radiological Engineering. He will receive a $1,000 general scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Ethan Brockman, the son of Jason and Miranda Brockman from Verona, is attending Joliet Junior College where he is majoring in Agribusiness. He will receive a $1,500 general scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Carson Halpin, the daughter of Christopher and Julie Halpin of South Wilmington, recently graduated from Gardner plans to attend Southern Illinois University in the fall, majoring in Psychology while on the Pre-Medicine pathway. She will receive a $1,000 general scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Rachel Heap, the daughter of Deron and Stephanie Heap from Morris, attends Wisconsin-River Falls where she majors in Animal Science. She will receive a $1,500 general Scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Grace Lines, the daughter of Gregory and Joan Lines from Morris, will attend Samford University this fall majoring in nursing. She will receive a $500 general Scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Baylee Newman, the daughter of Patrick Newman and Stephanie Shear of Morris, will be attending Illinois State University this fall majoring in Ag Education. She will receive a $1,500 general Scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Nolan O’Keefe, the son of Tim and Marla O’Keefe of Coal City, attends East Tennessee State University and majors in Marketing Analytics. He will receive a $500 general Scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Shaela O’Keefe, the daughter of Tim and Marla O’Keefe of Coal City, plans to study Communications with a specialization in Digital Media. She will receive a $500 general Scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Jenna Siegel, the daughter of Jim and Michelle Siegel of Morris, will attend Joliet Junior College next fall, majoring in Agribusiness with a minor in Animal Science. She will receive a $1,500 scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Emma Smith, the daughter of Dave Smith and Laurelda Maier-Lorntz, will attend Illinois State University this fall, majoring in in Animal Science. She will receive a $1,000 scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Tyler Sulzberger, the son of Brent and Carrie Sulzberger of Verona, studies Agribusiness and Precision Ag Technology at Parkland College. He will receive a $1,500 general scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Sadie Tresouthick, the daughter James and Wendy Tresouthick, will Joliet Junior College this fall, majoring in in Agribusiness and Animal Science. She will receive a $1,000 scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Harleigh Varland the daughter of Matthew Varland and Patience Varland from Seneca, will attend Illinois Valley Community College, majoring in Animal Science. She will receive a $1,000 general scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Maveric Varland, the son of Matthew Varland and Patience Varland from Seneca, attends Illinois Valley Community College, majoring in Engineering. He will receive a $1,000 general scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Ethan Brockman, the son of Jason and Miranda Brockman from Verona, is attending Joliet Junior College where he is majoring in Agribusiness. He will receive a $1,500 general scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Carson Halpin, the daughter of Christopher and Julie Halpin of South Wilmington, recently graduated from Gardner plans to attend Southern Illinois University in the fall, majoring in Psychology while on the Pre-Medicine pathway. She will receive a $1,000 general scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Rachel Heap, the daughter of Deron and Stephanie Heap from Morris, attends Wisconsin-River Falls where she majors in Animal Science. She will receive a $1,500 general Scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Grace Lines, the daughter of Gregory and Joan Lines from Morris, will attend Samford University this fall majoring in nursing. She will receive a $500 general Scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Baylee Newman, the daughter of Patrick Newman and Stephanie Shear of Morris, will be attending Illinois State University this fall majoring in Ag Education. She will receive a $1,500 general Scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Nolan O’Keefe, the son of Tim and Marla O’Keefe of Coal City, attends East Tennessee State University and majors in Marketing Analytics. He will receive a $500 general Scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Shaela O’Keefe, the daughter of Tim and Marla O’Keefe of Coal City, plans to study Communications with a specialization in Digital Media. She will receive a $500 general Scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Jenna Siegel, the daughter of Jim and Michelle Siegel of Morris, will attend Joliet Junior College next fall, majoring in Agribusiness with a minor in Animal Science. She will receive a $1,500 scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Emma Smith, the daughter of Dave Smith and Laurelda Maier-Lorntz, will attend Illinois State University this fall, majoring in in Animal Science. She will receive a $1,000 scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Tyler Sulzberger, the son of Brent and Carrie Sulzberger of Verona, studies Agribusiness and Precision Ag Technology at Parkland College. He will receive a $1,500 general scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Sadie Tresouthick, the daughter James and Wendy Tresouthick, will Joliet Junior College this fall, majoring in in Agribusiness and Animal Science. She will receive a $1,000 scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Harleigh Varland the daughter of Matthew Varland and Patience Varland from Seneca, will attend Illinois Valley Community College, majoring in Animal Science. She will receive a $1,000 general scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
Maveric Varland, the son of Matthew Varland and Patience Varland from Seneca, attends Illinois Valley Community College, majoring in Engineering. He will receive a $1,000 general scholarship from Grundy County Farm Bureau Foundation.
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2022 APPLICATIONS ARE HERE
Are you a high school senior, college student, or adult learner pursuing education in an agriculture or ag-related career? Consider applying for the 2022 GCFB Foundation Scholarship! Applications are due to the Kendall-Grundy Farm Bureau office by March 18th 2022. 
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