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William H. and Jeanne L. Kemp Fund

Founded by Mrs. Kemp to support The Jeanne L. Kemp Fund for Students with Dyslexia.

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William H. and Marianne E. Browning Memorial Scholarship Fund

Founded by son William H. Browning, Jr. for Frederick County residents attending Frederick Community College.

Mrs. Browning graduated from Mount Airy High School and married during her senior year at Western Maryland College (now McDaniel College). She spent her life as a farmwife and homemaker. She was a charter member of the Kemptown and New Market Homemakers clubs, and the New Market Volunteer Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary. She was an active member of Kemptown United Methodist Church. She volunteered as often as she could, and even volunteered at the voting polls. Marianne and her husband, William, will be remembered as generous people. The William H. and Marianne E. Browning Memorial Scholarship Fund awards scholarships to Frederick County residents who attend Frederick Community College.

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William H. Browning, Sr., and Marianne E. Browning Unrestricted Fund

Established by brothers William H. Browning, Jr. and Robert F. Browning, in honor of their parents, The William H. Browning, Sr., and Marianne E. Browning Unrestricted Fund will support a wide range of charitable organizations that make a positive impact on the lives of people in the area. The Browning brothers’ commitment to philanthropy and supporting the community in Frederick County will have a lasting impact for years to come.

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William Hurwitz Memorial Endowment Fund

Founded by Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hurwitz in memory of Mr. Hurwitz’s father as a donor advised fund.

William Hurwitz was a long time Frederick County resident and community leader. He founded Colonial Jewelers in downtown Frederick in 1948. In 1978, his son Jeff Hurwitz and wife Patty Hurwitz, joined the business, working closely with Mr. Hurwitz until his retirement. He sadly died of lung cancer in 1999. He was a mentor to the Hurwitzs’ and taught the importance of giving to the community and caring for others. Founded in his honor, The William Hurwitz Memorial Fund is a donor advised fund that provides support to various charitable endeavors in the Frederick County community.

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William J. and Helen I. Mahylis Fund

Founded by Mrs. Mahylis in memory of her husband to provide grants for organizations who assist members of the community with quality of life support.

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William O. Lee, Jr. and Family Endowment Fund

Founded by Mr. Lee with his 2003 Wertheimer Fellow for Excellence in Volunteerism award for preserving Frederick County African American history and scholarships for graduating high school seniors who reside in the City of Frederick.

William O. Lee was an outstanding pillar of the Frederick County community. His impact on the community effected children to the elderly. He worked as a teacher, school principal and city alderman. He was a mentor, volunteer, churchgoer, nonprofit advocate, champion of local African American history, and involved citizen. In 2003 he was recognized as one of the Community Foundation’s first Wertheimer Fellows for Excellence in Volunteerism, acknowledging his years of service to the community. In his honor and memory, the Community Foundation holds The William O. Lee, Jr. and Family Endowment Fund. The fund provides grants to nonprofit organizations that are researching, restoring, archiving, cataloging and educating the community about Frederick County’s African American history and provides scholarships for high school seniors who reside in the City of Frederick.

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William T. Dunkin and Linda S. Walsh Scholarship Fund

Founded through Ms. Walsh’s estate for nontraditional students pursuing post-secondary education.

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Winfield Scott Rodney, IV, Memorial Scholarship Fund

Founded by mother Sonja Sperlich for Frederick County residents, specifically to help individuals in becoming self-sufficient despite any disabilities or obstacles.

Winfield Scott Rodney was a 1991 high school graduate, enjoyed archery and won awards for his talent, and also held interests in science fiction, literature and television. The Renaissance period particularly interested Mr. Rodney and he enjoyed attending the annual Renaissance Festival, sometimes wishing he had been born in a different period. He continued his education at Towson University for a few years and then pursued computer-related careers. A tragic motor vehicle accident took his life in March 2001. To honor his memory and to aid others in need his mother, Sonja Sperlich, established The Winfield Scott Rodney, IV, Memorial Scholarship Fund. This fund provides scholarships to assist individuals in becoming self-sufficient despite any disabilities and obstacles they might face.

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