Stark County scholarship winners for 2025

Stark 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 Stark County Farm Bureau in congratulating each of these hard working students!

Abigail Moore receives $500.  Moore is the daughter of Michael and Andrea Moore. She is a 2025 Canton South High School graduate and will be attending Walsh University in the fall.

Allison Rohr receives $500. Rohr is the daughter of Jeff and Laura Rohr. She is a 2025 Northwest High School graduate and is undecided where she plans to continue her education.

Bryson Peffer receives $500.  Peffer is the son of Andrew and Meredith Peffer. He is a 2025 Glen Oak High School graduate and will be attending Youngstown State University in the fall.

Cora Wines receives $500. Wines is the daughter of Carl and Lisa Ammon. She is a 2025 Marlington High School graduate and plans to attend college to further her education in the fall.

Grace Tabellion receives $500.  Tabellion is the daughter of John and Amanda Tabellion. She is a 2024 St. Thomas Aquinas High School graduate and will be attending Walsh University in the fall.

Tyler Kunz receives $500. Kunz is the son of Dan and Candy Kunz. He is a Marlington High School graduate and will be attending Waynesburg University in the fall.

Congratulations to you all and the best of luck in your future endeavors.

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