2025 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

Brooke Clark attends Mountain View-Gotebo High School. Her student activities in sports include Softball, Basketball and Cross County. Her numerous awards include 4H Junior Citizen /award, Masonic Student of Today, Oklahoma High School Honor Society, Academic Excellence Award from her High School and Honor Roll at Tulsa Community College. Her community service include Chairing a fundraiser for her FFA Chapter, Mountain View-Gotebo Free Fair, School Concession Stand, Carnegie Food Pantry and volunteer in an elementary classroom with special need students. She has been accepted to OSU. She has already completed 18 college credits from TCC. Her plan is to major in nursing. Her goal is to pursue a BSN degree, with a focus on pediatrics and eventually become a pediatric nurse practitioner. She also plans to continue her community service by volunteering at local food pantries and hospitals.

Kendal Brunk attends Southwest Covenant High School in Yukon. She is active in 4-H and achieved both junior and senior 4-H Hall of Fame for Canadian Couty. She also received the State Award in the Dog Project area, certifying her own therapy dog. Her student sports activity was Basketball. She served as a water girl for the varsity football team and is currently serving as a manager for the track team. She plays flute in the concert band and works as a Summer Camp Counselor. She has volunteered with a local Equine Therapy program and shadowed Occupational Therapists in both a clinical setting and hospital setting. She has also been accepted to OSU and plans to earn her bachelor’s degree in Applied Exercise Science-Pre-Professional. She has already completed 27 college credits, earned 33 on her ACT and has a 4.0 GPA. Her goal is to become a Doctor of Occupational Therapy. Her greatest passion is helping and serving young people and helping them embrace and overcome obstacles they face.

Barrett Love is from Woodward, OK. His leadership and service were recognized last spring when the Woodward Chamber of Commerce named him Woodward’s “Student Citizen of the Year”. He plans on double majoring in Finance and Spanish. He has been accepted into the University of Oklahoma Honors College. While in school, he intends to participate in the Pride of Oklahoma marching band. After graduating and receiving his bachelor’s degrees, Barrett plans on attending the University of Oklahoma College of Law and obtaining a Juris Doctor degree. His hope is to work as an attorney specializing in the areas of tax and finance for underprivileged and underrepresented Spanish-speaking clients or to serve in public office at the state of national level. 

Torri Gustin is from Ada, OK. Torri is very active in her church and has participated in several mission trips. She plans to attend the University of Central Oklahoma with her future field of study in biomedical sciences for her undergraduate degree.  She plans to use this degree as a steppingstone to pursue a career in pediatric medicine. This summer she plans to begin shadowing a pediatrician from a local hospital that she was able to meet on a Nicaragua medical trip. Working in healthcare is where she feels she will thrive.