The Alpha Lambda Chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa recently awarded more than $14,000 in scholarships to several Kosciusko County students to help further their education. The Alpha Lambda Chapter of Tri Kappa is a non-profit organization in Kosciusko County with a tradition of philanthropic effort furthering the arts, education and culture in the community. Tri Kappa works all year with its many projects such as Bingo, trunk show and selling of decorated pumpkins to provide scholarships for Kosciusko County residents. The Alpha Lambda Scholarship is the highest scholarship awarded to a student for outstanding achievement. The Georgianna Easterday, Chapter and Vocational Scholarships are awarded with several criteria: solid academic performance, well-rounded character qualities and financial need. Lucille Rich, daughter of David and Candace Rich, received the Alpha Lambda Scholarship. She will attend Loyola University Chicago in the fall. Franklin Dush, son of Leland and Mary Dush, received the Alpha Lambda Scholarship. He will attend Indiana University in the fall. Megan Granger received the Georgianna Easterday Memorial Scholarship. She is a graduate student at Butler University, obtaining her doctorate in pharmacy. Receiving Chapter Scholarships were: Tori Quillen, daughter of Russell Quillen and Christine Sheets Kelly Wildman, daughter of Rod and Nancy Wildman Amy Wildman, daughter of Rod and Nancy Wildman Stephanie Camden, daughter of Rod and Nancy Camden Miranda Moss, daughter of Raymond and Rebecca Moss Rachel Berry, daughter of Wayne and Connie Berry Stephanie Fribley, daughter of Scott and Wendy Fribley Hannah Alber, daughter of Mark and Shelly Alber Arielle Day, daughter of Britton Day and Jennifer Byall Myra Hooks, daughter of Aaron Hooks and Terrill Hooks Juan Juarez, son of Meliton and Araceli Jaurez Receiving Vocational Scholarships were: Katlyn Reiff, daughter of Stan and Randee Reiff Nakita Lollar, daughter of Marion and Marketa Lollar.
