Meet our grant Recipients
2009 Recipient: Rachel Barrier, Cloverdale, IN

School: Indiana University, Bloomington, IN
Community Service: Volunteer at Grace Community Bible Church
Goals: Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing
Qualifications:
I am currently a Registered Nurse working in the Newborn Intensive Care Unit at Riley Hospital for Children. I am also the proud wife of an Airman in the United States Air Force. Both of the aforementioned jobs I take very seriously and accept with much pride and happiness. I also happen to be currently enrolled at Indiana University Bloomington completing coursework towards obtaining my Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing.
2008 Recipient: Grace Imburgia, Elgin, IL

School: University of Illinois at Chicago
Community Service: Volunteer at Grace Community Bible Church
Goals: To become a registered nurse that provides outstanding patient care.
Qualifications:
I believe that I am a great candidate for this scholarship because I have always been instilled with a heart of compassion for those in need. I would love to be able to give back to the community, especially as the shortage of nurses continues to increase.

2007 Recipient: Katherine Mummert, Speedway, IN

School: Purdue University
Community Service: Patriot Guard Riders, and Tutor and Mentor programs at Speedway High School.
Awards/Achievements: National Honor Society; 8 semesters-Superior Honor Roll; Co-captain (2 yrs)-varsity volleyball, Mental Attitude Award; All-conference volleyball.
Goals: To become a nurse
Qualifications:
I would be an excellent candidate for this grant because being a veteran seems to be a Mummert family trait. My two brothers are Iraqi Freedom veterans; my father is a veteran from the Viet Nam era; my grandfather was a WW II combat vet, and my great-grandfather was a Spanish-American War vet. We are an extremely patriotic family.

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Nursing Grant for Veterans or Family Members of Veterans
This Grant is only for Veterans and their families. Please apply only if you are a Veteran or directly related (Grand Child, Child, Sibling, Spouse or Parents) to the Veteran.
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