Scholarships

It is such a blessing to be able to participate in our community by awarding these scholarships.  While mainstream media often focuses on all the problems in this world, it is evident by the many outstanding applications that we receive that our world’s future is indeed bright.  Our foundation takes a lot of pride in the fact that we are able to financially support and encourage these students with our award.  Our applicants are outstanding achievers, leaders, and hard workers in their schools, churches, and communities.  Many have overcome unimaginable obstacles and accomplished and exceeded what they set out to do in spite of those obstacles.  Selecting the right recipients is a challenging task for our selection committee and it only seems to get more difficult each year…what an AWESOME problem to have! 

Congratulations to the following students:

• Chynah Berry – Lake Placid High School
• Rachel Cope – Sebring High School
• Paizley Whidden – Avon Park High School

 

Chynah Berry with Edward Smoak

Rachel Cope

Paizley Whidden

We are very proud of our recipients’ accomplishments and more importantly, the outstanding character they exemplify.

 

2010 Results

The Mason G. Smoak foundation is proud to announce our 2010 Mason G. Smoak Foundation Scholarship recipients.

Congratulations to the following students:

• Sierra Weaver – Lake Placid High School
• Karley Freeland – Sebring High School
• Emily Lauver– Avon Park High School

Sierra Weaver

Karley Freeland

Emily Lauver

We wish these wonderful people the best as they pursue their education.

2009 Results

2009 Mason G. Smoak Memorial Scholarship 
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Congratulations to the following students:

• Amy Brewington – Lake Placid High School
• Caleb McGee – Sebring High School
• Jerry Lee Wright – Avon Park High School

 

Landon Smoak, Tracee Smoak, Gabe Smoak and Amy Brewington

David Summers, Caleb McGee and Ed Smoak, Jr.

Tracee Smoak, Jerry Wright and Laura Barben

The Mason G. Smoak Foundation is very proud of these students and wishes them well in their college endeavors. They are the first of many youth we plan to support in the future.

 

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