Arlin Diaz Memorial Scholarship Fund

Organized by
Diaz
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$2,720
Raised

100% tax-deductibleNo fees

100% goes to scholarship recipients

Contributions

38
    L&

    Louisa & Frank Muniz

    $50
    CD

    Cristina Diaz

    $25
    J

    Janae&Lynnette

    $20
    R

    Rosy

    $25
    K

    Kelsey

    $25

Our story

Arlin was embodiment of resilience! Her zest for life, home, family and love for baseball knew no bounds!!! Arlin Diaz was a beloved daughter, wife, and mother whose vibrant spirit continues to be an inspiration to many. Arlin was of Dominican and Puerto Rican descent and touched the lives of all who knew her with her warmth, kindness, and unwavering determination. Even though Arlin passed away far too soon at the age of thirty-seven, her legacy of resilience and compassion lives on. Arlin was not only a proud graduate of Kean University, where she earned her B.A. in psychology in 2010, but she was also a beacon of hope for individuals facing the challenges of epilepsy. Despite her own struggles with the condition, Arlin approached life with courage and grace, never allowing epilepsy to define her or limit her dreams. Triumphantly, she celebrated her degree in Psychology from Kean University, defying her disability with courage and grace even after experiencing a seizure minutes before walking across the stage to receive her well deserved degree!

Our goal

This scholarship seeks to honor the incredible life of Arlin Diaz by continuing her legacy of courage and compassion in supporting the aspirations of students with epilepsy.
Scholarships made possible by your generosity

Comments from contributors 14

Louisa & Frank Muniz12 days ago
$50

May Arlin’s courage, grace, strength & love continue to inspire others. May her family find peace & comfort in her beautiful memories. ❤️💐

Cristina Diaz13 days ago
$25

In memory of Arlin 💜

Rosy17 days ago
$25

I love you B! Your memory will live on forever ❤️

Erika Varbelow24 days ago
$25

🦋🙏🏻

Carmen Diaz28 days ago
$50

My dear niece Arlin, Your memory will live on forever.