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Mary Alice and R. David Stup Scholarship Fund

Established through the generous bequest of Mary Alice Stup to provide a ‘second chance’ scholarship for children who have experienced abuse or exploitation, or have misdemeanor criminal records.

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Mary Alice and Richard E. Markey Scholarship Fund

Founded by friends and family to honor Richard and his mother Mary Alice for Frederick County students pursuing a four year degree in education or art.

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Mary Ann Moschel Memorial Scholarship Fund

Founded by Robert Moschel with the Frederick County Association of Counseling and Development for Frederick County graduating seniors majoring in counseling, psychology, education, or human services.

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Mary E. M. and Ruth E. Smith Scholarship Fund

Founded with bequests from the Smith sisters for Frederick County residents.

Sisters Ruth E. and Mary E.M. Smith dedicated their lives to education in Frederick County, teaching 42 and 44 years respectively. Mary was the first educator in Frederick County to receive a Master’s degree in education; Ruth was the second. The Smith sisters, through their wills, established The Mary E. M. and Ruth E. Smith Scholarship Fund. Though deceased, the Smith sisters continue to make an education possible for others. Their fund awards scholarships to Frederick County residents pursuing a degree from an accredited college or university, with preference given to those studying education.

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Mary Fifer Church of the Brethren Learning Center Scholarship Fund

Founded by Mrs. Fifer for students enrolled at the Center.

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Mary Gregg Cornish Memorial Fund

Founded in memory of Mary by husband Dr. Edwin R. Cornish, Jr. to support master gardener activities, gardening education, community gardens, beautification of public spaces, and library collections related to gardening.

With the fund, Dr. Cornish is honoring his wife’s love of gardening. Grants from the fund will support community gardens, including educational activities that promote gardening and the nutritional value of using local produce. Grants will also help expand library collections related to gardening, assist in beautifying public spaces with plants and flowers, and encourage youth to become involved with gardening.

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Mary L. Fiumara Scholarship Fund

Established by Paul A. Fiumara, The Mary L. Fiumara Scholarship Fund honors the memory of Mrs. Fiumara and her passion for a catholic education by awarding scholarships for parishioners of St. Timothy Roman Catholic Church to attend catholic grade school or high school in Frederick County. As a founding and active member of St. Timothy’s Mrs. Fiumara’s legacy will continue through the children that will pursue a catholic education.

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Mary Mason Hendrickson Memorial Fund

Founded by Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hendrickson II in memory of Mr. Hendrickson’s mother for children’s programs.

Born in 1894 in New York City, Mary Landon Carter Mason Hendrickson’s parents’ families were among Virginia’s early settlers but with her maternal grandfather from Switzerland. From infancy until her late teenage years, she lived with her widowed mother in family homes in New York, Hagerstown and Geneva, Switzerland, speaking both English and French. In 1919, she married Carroll H. Hendrickson in St. John’s Church in Hagerstown, where the couple lived for a time and welcomed their first son. The family then moved to Frederick in 1921, where Mrs. Hendrickson’s husband became a partner in the family retail store. Her other two sons were born in Frederick, and she quickly entered into the many facets of Frederick life, serving on the Altar Guild of All Saints’ Episcopal Church and volunteering as a board member of Federated Charities, Episcopal Orphan House and the Home for the Aged (Record Street Home). She was a charter member of The Garden Club of Frederick and a member of several smaller cultural and social organizations. Of a naturally cheery disposition, she was known as a gracious hostess and genuinely friendly to all with whom she made contact. She died in 1981 in the Frederick home of her last 57 years. Her primary love was always the welfare and progress of her three sons and grandchildren. To honor his mother’s memory, John D. Hendrickson II and his wife, Elizabeth, established The Mary Mason Hendrickson Memorial Endowment Fund. In keeping with Mrs. Hendrickson’s love for children, this Fund supports children’s programs.

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