As our members are painfully aware, we have lost brothers and sisters at our various worksites over the years. Fathers/Mothers, Sons/Daughters, friends, coworkers... we may have interacted with them in different ways, but the losses are felt equally by us all.

In memory of our "Fallen Workers", a memorial scholarship/grant program was instituted in 1998.
Since them, we have awarded a total of $1,016,525.06 in scholarships and grants to deserving young adults as they work to improve themselves through additional schooling. For year 2020, we gave away to total of 18 grants and 13 scholarships worth $42,000.

For the 2020 Scholarship year, the top winner is Jocelyn Seig, a student at Ferndale High School. Jocelyn won $4,000.00.

Scholarship winners for 2020 are:

    1st Place - $4,000.00 
    Jocelyn Seig - Ferndale High School

    2nd Place - $3000.00 
    Adele Ericksen -  Ferndale High School

    3rd Place - $3000.00
    Japnit Malhi - Ferndale High School

Ten additional scholarships, worth $1,400.00 each, were awarded to the following students:

    Aya Ochiai - Burlington-Edison High School

    Samuel Hardesty - Anacortes High School 

    Tessa Smith - Sedro-Woolley High School

    Lily Zavala - Mount Vernon High School

    Carlie Beets - Mount Vernon High School

    Lawrence Richards III - Oak Harbor High School

    Aaron Fisher - Burlington-Edison High School

    Isaac Miller - Oak Harbor High School

    Jacob Lennox - Sedro-Woolley High School

    Jerzee Pigford - Sedro-Woolley High School

Please join us in congratulating the winners of this year's scholarship and grant awards and wish everyone who entered the best of luck as they continue furthering their education!