Jennifer D. Hale Memorial Scholarship Fund
Organized by
Haley burrow
Haley burrow
$10,365
Raised of $10,500 goal
1 scholarship funded
Contributions
56JB
Jeff Barlow
$20
D&
Don & Marsha Edson
$50
DA
David And Lucy Heide David And Lucy Heide
$200
AA
Anonymous Anonymous
$25
LG
Leigh Gentzel
$100
Our story
Jennifer D. Hale was a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, daughter, sister, and friend. She passed away suddenly at the age of fifty-one, leaving behind a legacy of resilience in the face of adversity and service to others.
Jennifer was a teenage mother, having her first daughter at age 17. She went on to obtain a Master of Science in Nursing, Healthcare Systems Management and spent more than 16 years in geriatric and hospice nursing. She went on to spend the last 16 years of her career in executive leadership positions in Hospice organizations, ending her career as a Vice President of Clinical and Quality Standards.
Our goal
I am starting a scholarship in her honor, intended to help other teenage mothers (or single mothers) who want to pursue a career in nursing. All funds will go to the scholarship, and we will award one winner every year. The scholarship will start at $500, but could grow depending on the funding available.
Scholarships made possible by your generosity
Comments from contributors 33
Jeff Barlow3 days ago
$20
I have a special place in my heart for Hospice Workers.
Don & Marsha Edson23 days ago
$50
In Memory of my friend's daughter, Jennifer D. Hale.
David And Lucy Heide David And Lucy Heide1 month ago
$200
In Honor of our beautiful Jennifer.
Anonymous Anonymous1 month ago
$25
In honor of my friend's daughter, Jennifer D. Hale.
Cordt Kassner9 months ago
$1,000
In memory of Jennifer Hale and to support her and Chet Hale's wishes.
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