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AAC names 2014 scholarship recipients Their studies include communications, finance, occupational therapy
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he Association of Arkansas Counties recently announced its 2014 AAC Scholarship Trust recipients. AAC established the trust in 1985 to provide college financial assistance to the children, stepchildren and grandchildren of Arkansas county and district officials and employees. AAC has since awarded more than $170,000 in scholarships. Along with AAC, the following county associations contribute to the scholarship trust annually: The County Judges Association of Arkansas, the Arkansas County Clerks Association, the Arkansas Circuit Clerks Association, the County Collectors Association of Arkansas, the Arkansas County Treasurers Association, the Assessors Association of Arkansas, the Arkansas Association of Quorum Courts and the Arkansas Sheriffs’ Association.
Jennifer Poole • Jennifer Poole – Jennifer is a 2014 graduate of Conway High School and the daughter of Faulkner County Deputy Assessor Jamie Poole. Jennifer plans to 22
Ben Worley attend John Brown University in Siloam Springs while pursuing a degree in photography. • Ben Worley – Ben is a 2014 graduate of Harmony Grove High School and the grandson of retired Circuit Clerk Catherine Richardson of Bradley County. Ben will attend Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia to obtain a degree in business finance.
Damian “Jerome” Berry • Damian “Jerome” Berry – Damian is a 2014 graduate of Bearden High School and the grandson of Dallas County Collector Brenda Wilson Williams
Morgan Miller
Patrick Ameling
Black. Damian plans to attend the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, where he plans to pursue a master’s degree in forensics.
Arkansas State University in Jonesboro to pursue a degree in graphic design.
• Morgan Miller – Morgan recently graduated from Cave City High School and is the daughter of Independence County Road employee Marty Miller. Morgan will be attending Lyon College in Batesville in the fall.
• Patrick Ameling – Patrick, a 2012 graduate of Nettleton High School, is the son of Lt. Chris Ameling of the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department. Patrick is working toward a degree in physical therapy from the University of Central Arkansas in Conway.
Alivia Rouse
Matthew Crow
• Alivia Rouse – Alivia is a 2014 graduate of Harrisburg High School and the daughter of Poinsett County Deputy Clerk Teresa Rouse. She plans to attend
• Kaitlyn Dahlke (Photo Unavailable) – Kaitlyn is a 2014 graduate of Ouachita High School and the granddaughter of Hot Spring County Treasurer
COUNTY LINES, SUMMER 2014
