Each year, the Hunterdon Healthcare Foundation awards scholarships to individuals pursuing careers in the health care industry.
The recipients received scholarships from the Jean Alvater Baker Scholarship, Wingover Scholarship for Nursing Education, Albert Kahn and Mary Kahn R.N. Scholarship, the Patricia M. Psenisky Nursing Scholarship, Millie E. Apgar Scholarship for Nursing Education, ERS Charitable Fund Inc. and Dr. Reinhard and Dr. Helga Schwartz Nursing Education Scholarship.
Scholarships were awarded to: Naima Ahmad of Whitehouse Station, N.J.; Nooran Amin of Branchburg, N.J.; Madeline Bill of Bloomsbury, N.J.; Ashley Blanda of Flemington, N.J.; Deborah Brunetti of Ringoes, N.J.; Joanne Bulmer of Raritan, N.J.; Marcie Carvale of Hamilton, N.J.; Allisa Marie Conover of Ringoes, N.J.; Paige Cordero of Pittstown, N.J.; Lidia DeSapio of Frenchtown, N.J.; Beth Flegler of Easton; Nancy Gibney of Annandale, N.J.; Shalini Gossain of Flemington; Kaleigh Higgins of Pittstown; Constantine Kapetanakis of Asbury, N.J.; Lydia Kleber of Flemington; Morgan Kneller of Pittstown; Lydia Lampert of Milford, N.J.
Also receiving scholarships: Kenzie Lane of Flemington; Rachel Martino of Stockton, N.J.; Nicole Myers of Glen Gardner, N.J.; Anuva Anan Nabiha of Flemington; Allyson Naiken of Ringoes; Deanna Nguyen of Stockton; Ellen O’Connor of Harmony, N.J.; Kailey Paieda of Bridgewater, N.J.; Grace Palahnuk of Clinton, N.J.; Jaclyn Papalski of Flemington; Della Porzl of Washington, N.J.; Shelby Pyatt of Frenchtown; Wendy Lynn Rauen of Stockertown; Avery Schaefer of Lambertville, N.J.; Alexis Shafer of Upper Black Eddy; Caitlin Snee of Lebanon, N.J.; Susan Stark of Bethlehem; Stephanie Ann Stone of Washington; Sydney Stoter of Califon, N.J.; Natalie Sweet of High Bridge, N.J.; Patricia Titus of Oxford, N.J.; Leona Tomy of Belle Meade, N.J.; Leanna Tucker of Phillipsburg, N.J.; Lauren Tully of Flemington; Diane Vence of Washington and Rachel Vence of Washington.
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