The ProMedica Fostoria Community Hospital Auxiliary has awarded $2,000 in scholarships to five local students studying for degrees in health care.
Bailey Jameson is a graduate of Hopewell Loudon High School and a current student at The University of Toledo studying exercise science, pre-med. She is the daughter of Rick and Melissa Jameson, Tiffin.
Kayleigh Lininger is a senior at new Riegel High School. She will attend The Ohio State University to study psychology. She is the daughter of Jamie and Charlotte Lininger, New Riegel.
Noah Stahl is a senior at Arcadia High School. He will attend Heidelberg University to study Biochemistry, pre-med. He is the son of Michael and Ann Stahl, Fostoria.
Jenna Gabel is a senior at New Riegel High School. She will attend Marion Technical College to study physical therapy assistant/occupational therapy assistant. She is the daughter of John and Joann Gabel, New Riegel.
Abagail Pena is a senior at Fremont St. Joseph Central Catholic High School. She will attend The Ohio State University to study biochemistry, pre-med. She is the daughter of Raul and Susan Pena, Fremont.
The Auxiliary supports Fostoria Community Hospital through its volunteer activities, the hospital’s gift shop and the scholarship program.
To learn more about ProMedica Fostoria Community Hospital, visit promedica.org/fostoria.
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