Promoting Patriotism, Integrity & Conservative Values
Club Meetings
Lillian Martin Memorial Scholarship Winners
(L to R) Joseph Myers, Hope Whaley, SCRWC Scholarship Chair, Marilyn Booker, SCRWC President, and Tina Collins.
This year, instead of offering a traditional scholarship to a recipient attending a four year college, SCRWC decided to take a different route.
We wanted to provide scholarships to those seeking a career in a trade or technical school. In an attempt to keep our scholarships local to Sussex County, we partnered with DTCC to provide scholarships to five individuals meeting our criteria.
Each one received $500 to cover expenses not covered by the SEED tuition program.
They are as follows:
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Rebekah Reed: General Studies/Science
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Stephanie Busch: Office Administration Technology
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Kaycie Jenkins: BS in Elementary Education
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Joseph Myers: Nursing
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Tina Collins: Nursing
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​Joseph Myers and Tina Collins were presented with their awards by Hope Whaley, SCRWC Scholarship Chair, and Marilyn Booker, SCRWC President, at the June 26th SCRWC Dinner Meeting.
Greaseband Returns Event a Success! April 27, 2024
They were dancing, and singing, moving & grooving!
What a wonderful evening!
Major kudos to the The Fabulous Greaseband for being - well Fabulous.
This was an amazing effort by an amazing team of volunteers. The Sussex County Republican Women's Club rocks. These ladies know how to throw a party!
Thanks for joining us and making this an outstanding event. See you next year!!!
"Thank You Luncheon” at the del-Tech Georgetown Campus
On Wednesday, March 13th, SCRWC members , Gale White and Carole Andrejko, along with Scholarship Committee Chair Hope Whaley, attended a "Thank You Luncheon” at the del-Tech Georgetown Campus in appreciation of the $2500 endowment we provided to the College.
Hope, Gale, and Carole were very pleased to meet two of the five recipients of the $500 grants SCRWC provided to assist with those fees not covered by the Delaware SEED Program.
Tina Collins and Joseph Myers are both studying Nursing and our hope is that they will stay in Sussex County and serve our local community.
(L to R) Hope Whaley, Tina Collins, Joseph Myers, Carole Andrejko, Gale White
These non-traditional college students have been invited to attend our June meeting so the rest of our membership will have an opportunity to meet them.
Both students were very thankful and told members that our assistance is making a big difference.as they pursue their career aspirations.