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John A. Maderer Memorial Scholarship

The Maderer Foundation was established in 2004 after the death of John A. Maderer from asbestos-related lung cancer. Through the foundation, two to four annual scholarships will be awarded to graduating seniors from the following high Schools in Western New York State: West Seneca, Orchard Park, Alden and Batavia.

Applications for these scholarships are available annually through the guidance departments at each high school and can also be downloaded directly from our website.

All applications should be mailed directly back to our office and must be received by April 15th of each year for consideration.

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