John F. Rowe Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund

Organized by
Rowe Family
Rowe Family

$13,581
Raised of $25,000 goal
1 scholarship funded
Contributions
47JM
Jennifer Mccloskey
$750
GW
Gaf West
$216
FP
Fundraiser Proceeds Plus Family & Friends Donations
$2,165
JS
Joan Stapleton
$100
DD
Dana D
$75
Our goal
Our brother John F. Rowe Jr., was a FDNY fireman for 7 years and a veteran of the U.S. Army serving two tours in Iraq. John passed away suddenly due to an undiagnosed heart condition on June 22, 2023.
John's surviving family wants to ensure that John's deep commitment and love for his city and country endures. Educational exceptionalism deserves recognition, but is not the only measure of success. Falling down, dusting off and finding the grit and fortitude to continue to pursue your life's purpose must also be rewarded. The Rowe memorial scholarship wants to award young adults who have overcome hardships of their own and have demonstrated the ability to continue fighting to realize their goals. The intent is to provide some measure of financial support to eligible applicants who are continuing their educational journey toward careers in public or community service.
Scholarships made possible by your generosity
Comments from contributors 13

Jennifer Mccloskey23 days ago
$750
This donation was made possible by the virtual raffle for those who could not attend in person

Gaf West25 days ago
$216
🍻🍀🙏🏼

Donna Lucas1 month ago
$200
In memory of a wonderful person who knew how to bring joy to all those around him.

Rowe Family1 year ago
$100
This donation is in honor of John, his patriotism, dedication to his city and country and his legacy. From Lane Liston

Timmy Hurley1 year ago
$50
This donation is to help carry out John’s legacy of service, patriotism and bravery, and to honor his memory.
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