Provided by the Middletown Community Foundation:
The Middletown Community Foundation (Bucks County) recently awarded scholarships to four local graduating high school seniors.
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The scholarships totaling $4,500 will go toward the Neshaminy High School graduates’ higher education.
- Kacie Sienko was awarded $750 for the Becky Marseglia Scholarship, which is named in memory of the daughter of County Commissioner and former Township Supervisor Diane Marseglia. Sienko will attend Kutztown University.
- Michael Jon Murray was awarded $750 for the Richard L. Tosti Scholarship, which is named in honor of the father of Township Supervisor Tom Tosti. Murray will attend Cedarville University.
- Sameer N. Raval was awarded $1,000 for the John Burke Scholarship, which is named in honor of the former township manager who was key in supporting the foundation. Raval will attend Temple University.
- Ryan Schoenemann was awarded $1,500, and he will attend Penn State University.
“We congratulate all our scholarship winners and hope they will continue to perform community service throughout their lives.,” Middletown Community Foundation Executive Director Paula Kearns said.
“On behalf of the Board of Supervisors we’d like to congratulate all our recipients. We’d also like to thank our Middletown Community Foundation for all the work they do,” Supervisors Chairperson Tom Tosti said.
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Students wrote essays about the community service they performed throughout their high school careers. The essays were evaluated by Middletown Community Foundation members.
Since 2002, the Middletown Community Foundation has awarded $186,000 in scholarships to 176 local students.
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Editor’s Note: LevittownNow.com Publisher Tom Sofield is a Middletown Community Foundation board member.
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