Congrats to our 2019 Scholarship recipients!
Bailey Fletcher is the recipient of the Matlock Memorial Scholarship. She is the daughter of Tom and Julie Fletcher, of Newark. Bailey will enter her final semester at Kansas State University this fall and will graduate with a degree in Animal Science.
Cally Diss, the daughter of Tom and Shelly Diss, has earned the Dobbin Family Scholarship. She is from Marseilles and will continue her education this fall at Southern Illinois Univeristy--Carbondale. Cally is majoring in Ag Education.
Conner Christian has received the Dobbin Family Scholarship. He is the son of Jeremy and Jill Christian, of Newark. Conner is a 2019 graduate of Joliet Junior College, and will continue his education this fall at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, majoring in Ag Leadership.
Elizabeth Franzen, of Somonauk, is a recipient of the Dobbin Family Scholarship. She is the daughter of Douglas Fitzgerald and Sheryl Franzen. Elizabeth graduated from Somonauk High School this past May and will begin at Aurora University this fall, majoring in Elementary Education.
Jacob Burks, the son of Brett Burks, has been chosen as the recipient of the Kendall County Farm Bureau Foundation General Scholarship. He is a 2019 graduate of Yorkville High School and will be majoring in Exercise Science at North Central College.
Karoline Stewart has earned the Kendall County Farm Bureau Foundation General Scholarship. She is the daughter of Robert and Sarah Stewart. Elizabeth graduated from Yorkville High School this past May. This fall, she will begin at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, with a major in Art Education.
Kristine Stewart, from Yorkville, has been chosen as this year's recipient of the Rock-I Scholarship. She is the daughter of Robert and Sarah Stewart. Kristine will enter her final year at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign this fall and will graduate with a major in Crop Science.
Kyle Christian, the son of Jeremy and Jill Christian, is the recipient of the Albert & Phyllis Wykes Scholarship. He is from Newark and will enter his final year at Joliet Junior College this fall, with a major in Ag Education.
Kylie Lindley-Bohman is this year's recipient of the Young Leader Scholarship. She is the daughter of Tiffany Sleezer, of Yorkville. Kylie will enter her final year at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, and will graduate with a major in Ag and Consumer Economics.
Ryan Griegman, of Oswego, is the recipient of the Stephan P. Bazan Memorial Scholarship. He is the son of Tim Griegman. Ryan will continue his education this fall at Illinois State University, majoring in Agribusiness.
William Benson, the son of David and Mary Ann Benson, has earned the Kendall County Farm Bureau Foundation General Scholarship. He is from Plano and will continue his education at Southern Illinois University--Carbondale, majoring in Civil Engineering.
Zachary Perkins has received the Dobbin Family Scholarship. He is the son of Michael and Tina Perkins, of Millbrook. Zachary is a 2019 graduate of Joliet Junior College and will continue his education this fall at Illinois State University, majoring in Agribusiness.
Cally Diss, the daughter of Tom and Shelly Diss, has earned the Dobbin Family Scholarship. She is from Marseilles and will continue her education this fall at Southern Illinois Univeristy--Carbondale. Cally is majoring in Ag Education.
Conner Christian has received the Dobbin Family Scholarship. He is the son of Jeremy and Jill Christian, of Newark. Conner is a 2019 graduate of Joliet Junior College, and will continue his education this fall at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, majoring in Ag Leadership.
Elizabeth Franzen, of Somonauk, is a recipient of the Dobbin Family Scholarship. She is the daughter of Douglas Fitzgerald and Sheryl Franzen. Elizabeth graduated from Somonauk High School this past May and will begin at Aurora University this fall, majoring in Elementary Education.
Jacob Burks, the son of Brett Burks, has been chosen as the recipient of the Kendall County Farm Bureau Foundation General Scholarship. He is a 2019 graduate of Yorkville High School and will be majoring in Exercise Science at North Central College.
Karoline Stewart has earned the Kendall County Farm Bureau Foundation General Scholarship. She is the daughter of Robert and Sarah Stewart. Elizabeth graduated from Yorkville High School this past May. This fall, she will begin at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, with a major in Art Education.
Kristine Stewart, from Yorkville, has been chosen as this year's recipient of the Rock-I Scholarship. She is the daughter of Robert and Sarah Stewart. Kristine will enter her final year at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign this fall and will graduate with a major in Crop Science.
Kyle Christian, the son of Jeremy and Jill Christian, is the recipient of the Albert & Phyllis Wykes Scholarship. He is from Newark and will enter his final year at Joliet Junior College this fall, with a major in Ag Education.
Kylie Lindley-Bohman is this year's recipient of the Young Leader Scholarship. She is the daughter of Tiffany Sleezer, of Yorkville. Kylie will enter her final year at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, and will graduate with a major in Ag and Consumer Economics.
Ryan Griegman, of Oswego, is the recipient of the Stephan P. Bazan Memorial Scholarship. He is the son of Tim Griegman. Ryan will continue his education this fall at Illinois State University, majoring in Agribusiness.
William Benson, the son of David and Mary Ann Benson, has earned the Kendall County Farm Bureau Foundation General Scholarship. He is from Plano and will continue his education at Southern Illinois University--Carbondale, majoring in Civil Engineering.
Zachary Perkins has received the Dobbin Family Scholarship. He is the son of Michael and Tina Perkins, of Millbrook. Zachary is a 2019 graduate of Joliet Junior College and will continue his education this fall at Illinois State University, majoring in Agribusiness.
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Kendall County Farm Bureau Foundation General Scholarships (Students/Residents of Kendall County are eligible) of up to $1,000 available to high school seniors, college students, or adult learners returning to school, whose self, parents or spouse are active members of the Kendall County Farm Bureau for a minimum of two years. Membership dues must be paid in full and members must be in good standing at the time of application. Applicants may pursue any field of study.
$2,000 Dobbin Family Scholarship (Students from Kendall & LaSalle Co’s are eligible) This scholarship is available to a high school senior, college student, or adult returning to school from LaSalle and Kendall Counties who is pursing higher education in an agriculture related job or career as described in the College of ACES (U of I) and SIU – Dept. of Ag bulletins. The applicant must be planning to enroll or be enrolled in an accredited 2 year or 4 year college or university.
* Due to current market conditions, this scholarship may be limited to one recipient from each county *
$1,000 Matlock Memorial Scholarship Given by the Matlock family, this scholarship is available to a high school senior, college student, or adult returning to school, whose self, parents or spouse are active members of the Kendall County Farm Bureau for at least the last two years, and a Kendall Co. 4-H member of 5 or more years, but not inclusive. Applicants may pursue an agriculture related, nursing or teacher preparation program.
$1,000 Rock-I-Scholarship Given by the J. George and Ann Smith family.
The Scholarship will be awarded to any individual that will be attending or is currently attending the University of Illinois, in any degree program with the College of Aces. The scholarship is open to any Kendall Co. 4-H member who has been a member for a minimum of 3 years AND/OR an FFA member representing chapters from Newark, Sandwich/Somonauk/Leland and Seneca.
No Farm Bureau membership is necessary to qualify for the scholarship.
Albert & Phyllis Wykes Memorial Scholarship Established by the family of Phyllis and Albert Wykes, this $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to an individual that is studying education or agriculture at Joliet Jr. College or Waubonsee Community College. Must be a resident of Kendall County. No Farm Bureau membership is necessary to qualify for the scholarship. Based on need and academics.
Stephan P. Bazan Memorial Scholarship
The Bazan family has established this $500.00 scholarship in memory of their father Stephan Bazan. It will be awarded to students majoring in agriculture. Open to all students (high school seniors, adult and returning students) for any 2 or 4 year Agriculture program at any college in Illinois. No Farm Bureau membership, 4-H or FFA affiliation is required. Based on need and academics.
Kendall County Farm Bureau Young Leaders Scholarship
The KCFB Young Leaders group has established this $1,000 scholarship which will be awarded to an individual that is attending a 2 or 4 year college and studying in the field of Agriculture. The individual or family must be an active Kendall County Farm Bureau member for at least 2 years.
Howard & Helen Koch Memorial Scholarship
The Koch Family has established a $500.00 annual scholarship in memory of Doc Koch and his wife Helen. It will be awarded to a student majoring in animal husbandry or animal science, veterinary school or vet tech training at a 2 or 4 year college. No Farm Bureau membership is required and no county residency is required. The family does require that the student update the family on their progress in school.
$2,000 Dobbin Family Scholarship (Students from Kendall & LaSalle Co’s are eligible) This scholarship is available to a high school senior, college student, or adult returning to school from LaSalle and Kendall Counties who is pursing higher education in an agriculture related job or career as described in the College of ACES (U of I) and SIU – Dept. of Ag bulletins. The applicant must be planning to enroll or be enrolled in an accredited 2 year or 4 year college or university.
* Due to current market conditions, this scholarship may be limited to one recipient from each county *
$1,000 Matlock Memorial Scholarship Given by the Matlock family, this scholarship is available to a high school senior, college student, or adult returning to school, whose self, parents or spouse are active members of the Kendall County Farm Bureau for at least the last two years, and a Kendall Co. 4-H member of 5 or more years, but not inclusive. Applicants may pursue an agriculture related, nursing or teacher preparation program.
$1,000 Rock-I-Scholarship Given by the J. George and Ann Smith family.
The Scholarship will be awarded to any individual that will be attending or is currently attending the University of Illinois, in any degree program with the College of Aces. The scholarship is open to any Kendall Co. 4-H member who has been a member for a minimum of 3 years AND/OR an FFA member representing chapters from Newark, Sandwich/Somonauk/Leland and Seneca.
No Farm Bureau membership is necessary to qualify for the scholarship.
Albert & Phyllis Wykes Memorial Scholarship Established by the family of Phyllis and Albert Wykes, this $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to an individual that is studying education or agriculture at Joliet Jr. College or Waubonsee Community College. Must be a resident of Kendall County. No Farm Bureau membership is necessary to qualify for the scholarship. Based on need and academics.
Stephan P. Bazan Memorial Scholarship
The Bazan family has established this $500.00 scholarship in memory of their father Stephan Bazan. It will be awarded to students majoring in agriculture. Open to all students (high school seniors, adult and returning students) for any 2 or 4 year Agriculture program at any college in Illinois. No Farm Bureau membership, 4-H or FFA affiliation is required. Based on need and academics.
Kendall County Farm Bureau Young Leaders Scholarship
The KCFB Young Leaders group has established this $1,000 scholarship which will be awarded to an individual that is attending a 2 or 4 year college and studying in the field of Agriculture. The individual or family must be an active Kendall County Farm Bureau member for at least 2 years.
Howard & Helen Koch Memorial Scholarship
The Koch Family has established a $500.00 annual scholarship in memory of Doc Koch and his wife Helen. It will be awarded to a student majoring in animal husbandry or animal science, veterinary school or vet tech training at a 2 or 4 year college. No Farm Bureau membership is required and no county residency is required. The family does require that the student update the family on their progress in school.
