Congratulations to our 2020 DeWitt County Farm Bureau Foundation Scholarship Recipients!
To date, DeWitt County Farm Bureau has awarded 65 scholarships to local students pursuing high education in the agriculture industry. Check back to this page in January for our 2021 high school and college scholarship information and applications.
Krayton Carter, a senior at Clinton High School, has earned the Ernest Thorp $1,500 scholarship. Carter, the son of Stacy and Belinda Carter, is planning to study Ag Production and Management at Lake Land College. He is involved in FFA, Clever Clovers 4-H Club, and Clinton High School Bass Fishing Team.
Sarah Fabris, a senior at Clinton High School, has earned the I. Jackson & Imogene Blue $500 scholarship. Fabris is the daughter of Larry and Regina Fabris. She plans to study Agribusiness and Horticulture at Missouri State University. Fabris is active FFA, Clinton High School band, National Honor Society, and the Clinton Swim Team.
Riley Donelson, a junior at Illinois State University, has earned the $500 DeWitt County Farm Bureau College scholarship. Donelson, the daughter of Phil and Tanya Donelson, is studying Agriculture Communications and Leadership. She is active in the ISU Sigma Alpha Agriculture Sorority, ISU Agricultural Communications of Tomorrow, ISU Collegiate Farm Bureau, and the ISU Livestock Judging Team.
Donelson is also active in off-campus organizations including; Illinois Beef Association Intern, Illinois Pork Producers, and Clinton FFA Alumni. |
Grace Arnold, a senior at Clinton High School, has earned the DeWitt County Farm Bureau $1,000 scholarship. Arnold, daughter of Sam and Katy Arnold, is planning to enter the Ag-Transfer program at Lake Land College. She is involved in FFA, the Clever Clovers 4-H, and National Honors Society.
John Koopman, a senior at Monticello High School, has earned the $500 Tractor Drive scholarship. Koopman, the son of Joe and Eva Koopman, plans to attend Lake Land College within the John Deere Tech program. Koopman is active in FFA, 4-H, cross country, and baseball.
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