Salem Hospital Auxiliary Announces Scholarship Winners

The named scholarships carry awards of $1,000 each.

Salem-News.com

(SALEM, Ore. ) - The Salem Hospital Auxiliary has awarded scholarships totaling $26,050 to 52 local area students.

All recipients are enrolled in medically related fields of study for the 2007–2008 school year.

The Laura Prince Scholarship was awarded to Joann Kerrigan, Salem; the Ethel McKeon Healthcare Scholarship to Benjamin Long, Salem; and the Lynda Fitzsimons Scholarship to Athena Samerotte, Dallas.

The named scholarships carry awards of $1,000 each.

Other scholarships were awarded to:

Aumsville: Julie Naatz, Megan Gapp, Aaron Miller and Matthew Mongenel.

Dallas: Nora Parnell and Athena Samerotte.

Detroit: Jocelyn Hurley.

Hillsboro: Andrea Moore.

Independence: Brian Pongracz.

Keizer: Julie Petersen, Amy Purkey, Kerri Trapp and Kari Sue Wattenbarger.

Portland: Susan Christensen.

Salem: Deborah Buchwach, Danette Butterfield, Michelle Carnegie, Linda Carter, Emily Cornish, Kristin Faber, Josiah Faville, Daniel Fisher, Susan Garson, Kristin Haydon, Joann Kerrigan, Kelsey Lemons, Benjamin Long, Maureen McNabb, Anne Meeks, Athena Pannas, Kari Radke, Matthew Riggins, Tamara Shalashov, Ashley Shin, Stephanie Stupfel, Kim Thai, Eric Timmons, Amy Ward, Wilma Weber, Lorene Ziak and Kaylinn Dokken.

Scio: Ruth Silbernagel.

Silverton: Shanna Lesire and Linda McLagan.

Stayton: Leia Franchini and Kristin McCready.

Sublimity: Lisa Reisterer and Susan Rodda.

Tualatin: Amanda Brown.

Turner: Lori Davis and Michelle Olds.

Yamhill: Emily Hertel.

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