Walter P. Feaga Memorial Scholarship Fund at Frederick Community College
Founded by daughter Jean Feaga Baden for students studying business.
Walter P. Feaga was a well-known local farmer and auto salesman, who owned several farms and worked at Frederick Motor Company. Not only was he known for his business endeavors but also his membership in many local Masonic organizations. Mr. Feaga passed away in 1958. In 1993, his daughter Jean Feaga Baden establish The Walter P. Feaga Memorial Scholarship Fund at Frederick Community College to honor Mr. Feaga’s business success. This Fund awards scholarships to Frederick Community College for students also interested in majoring in business.
Founded by Col. and Mrs. Plummer to provide financial support to The Chesapeake Bay Foundation, The Potomac Conservancy, and Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind. Learn More
Walter W. and Catharine Prentiss Plummer Endowment Fund
Founded by Col. and Mrs. Plummer to provide financial support to The Chesapeake Bay Foundation, The Potomac Conservancy, and Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind.
Founded by Seneca Football Association for Frederick High School graduating seniors attending any college or university in Maryland, Shepherd University, or Gettysburg College. Learn More
Warner L. “Mike” Brittain/Seneca Football Association Scholarship Fund
Founded by Seneca Football Association for Frederick High School graduating seniors attending any college or university in Maryland, Shepherd University, or Gettysburg College.
Founded through Mrs. Neely's estate provisions for Frederick County graduates, with preference to students majoring in sociology or chemistry. Learn More
Wayne C. Neely and Margaret S. Neely Frederick Scholarship Fund
Founded through Mrs. Neely’s estate provisions for Frederick County graduates, with preference to students majoring in sociology or chemistry.
Dedicated educators, Dr. Wayne and Margaret Neely served as professors at Hood College for more than four decades. Dr. Neely retired as Chairman of the Department of Economics and Sociology in 1972, and was active on many faculty committees, including the growth and development of the library, now known as the Beneficial-Hodson Library. Mrs. Neely retired as Assistant Professor Emerita of Chemistry in 1981. Her distinguished career also included serving as director of the chemistry program at Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, as well leading Hood’s nursing program affiliation with Massachusetts General and Johns Hopkins Hospitals. Dr. and Mrs. Neely were active in the community, including Rotary Club of Frederick, both being named Paul Harris Fellows. Other community involvement included Frederick County Historical Society, Arc of Frederick County, and Frederick Presbyterian Church. In addition, Mrs. Neely served as the local president of the American Association of University Women.
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