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Help us grow our Scholarship funds by inviting a friend to join Us! Our mission statement is: To promote
student scholarships, enthusiasm, loyalty, and support for The
Ohio State University among Buckeye Faithful. The
reasons are simple and straight forward, but the first one is the
biggest reason we need your help in recruiting new members for our
club. All of the proceeds
from our dues and our other activities are put into scholarship endowments
for Shelby County students to attend The Ohio State University.
Membership has its privileges including special events such
as the Spring Banquet and Annual Meeting, golf outings, tailgates,
and blocks of tickets to football, basketball, baseball, and hockey
games. Dues are $20 per year or $200 for a life membership.
Simply go to take the form on the back page, fill it out and send
it with your check to The OSU Alumni Club of Shelby County, P.O.
Box 42, Sidney, OH 45365. With your help our club will grow and be able
to assist more of our local youth in their quest to become future
Buckeyes! Questions?
Call Bill Andrews 937-394-8615 |
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$1000 of a Scholarship finds it’s way back to our club! In
May, Iddy Andrews sent out an email informing the board members of
an exciting and feel good letter that we had received in the mail. While we all know that the main purpose of
our club is : To promote student
scholarships, enthusiasm, loyalty, and support for The Ohio State
University among Buckeye Faithful,
I think that many
of you will agree that unless you know one of the recipients, the
regular member really doesn’t get a lot of feed back from the scholarship
winners. I have taken the liberty
to pass along parts of that “exciting and feel good” letter, and I
hope that you appreciate it as much as I did. I had a most interesting
experience today which impacts all of you. I went by the post office
to check the OSU box and picked up the mail. Just now I sat down to
open it up. There was a letter there from David Timmerman, a young
man that we provided a scholarship to in 1999. As some of you may
recall, he didn't show up at the interview, and in this letter refers
to himself as a "cocky teenager." In this letter which I
will share with you at the next board meeting, he says how much our
confidence in him meant and how wonderful his OSU experience was.
He graduated summa cum laude (GPA 3.92) with a bachelors of Science
in Computer Science and Engineering in 2003, and is now working for
Lexmark in Lexington, KY. Enclosed with this letter
is a check for $1,000 to go to our scholarship fund so that someone
else can have an opportunity like he had! I just about fell out of
my chair! I would like to recommend that we make David a life member
of the Shelby County OSU Alumni Club even though he didn't mention
a membership. Wow - what a young man!
Iddy
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If you would be willing to receive this newsletter via e-mail instead of
USPS, please e-mail me @ ljones2765@woh.rr.com.
This will save our club around .50 cents per member.
Thanks and GO BUCKS!!
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