The Idyllwild community stepped up again to generously donate monies to the Idyllwild Scholarship Fund (ISF). Nine high school seniors, who submitted applications and were interviewed, received a total of $47,000 to help them with their college educations.

Idyllwild Scholarship Fund recipients are, from left, front row, An Lin Hunt-Babcock, Grace McKimson, Ela Bosworth-Tetikoglu, Matilda Terry and Fatima Guzman. Second row, from left, Josh White representing his son Joel, Arturo Rincan, Katelyn Sonnier and Breanna Sheppard. Josh White was a recipient of the same award when he graduated high school. Joel was attending a Hemet High School awards ceremony the same evening.
PHOTO BY BECKY CLARK

Tuesday night, May 17, a reception was held at the Idyllwild Library for the scholarship recipients, their families and friends. A ceremony was conducted to present awards and congratulations to the students.

The ISF Committee appreciates all individuals who donated to the fund with special recognition to the following community organizations: American Legion Auxiliary, Community Church Bashford Family Scholarships, Idyllwild Community Fund, Idyllwild Association of Realtors, Mountain High Escrow, P.E.O., Rotary Club, Rotary Anns and Soroptimists.

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