Erie County scholarships winners of 2025

Erie County Farm Bureau is proud to officially announce our 2025 scholarship winners! Each scholarship recipient went through an application process and committee review to qualify. Please join Erie County Farm Bureau in congratulating each of these hard working students!

 

General Recipients

Maggie Kromer
Maylie Weilnau

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Maggie Kromer is a 2025 Margaretta High School graduate who will be attending The Ohio State University – Agricultural Technical Institute in Wooster in the fall, pursuing a degree in cattle production and management. Kromer has been awarded $625 from Erie County Farm Bureau for her college education.

Maylie Weilnau is a 2025 Edison High School graduate who will be attending The Ohio State University in the fall, pursuing a degree in health sciences on the pre-physical therapy track. Weilnau has been awarded $625 from the Erie County Farm Bureau for her college education.

 

Continuing Education Recipients

Adeleena Kromer
Elena McCord

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Addeleena Kromer is a 2022 Margaretta High School graduate who is currently attending The Ohio State University, pursuing a degree in animal science industries/meat science. Kromer has been awarded $625 from the Erie County Farm Bureau for her college education.

Elena McCord is a 2023 Edison High School graduate who is currently attending The Ohio State University – Agricultural Technical Institute in Wooster, pursing a degree in animal sciences industries. McCord has been awarded $625 from the Erie County Farm Bureau for her college education.

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