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Amber Huber Memorial Scholarship

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  • Scholarship Description
  • We are offering this scholarship in memory of Amber Huber, who was diagnosed with an atypical T-cell Lymphoma in March of 2003.She went through intensive chemotherapy at the University of Iowa Medical Center. While there she won the hearts of the staff with her positive attitude. Amber passed away on September 4th, 2003.

    Criteria for this scholarship:
    A. Applicant must be a graduating senior female from Byron High School who
    B. Has participated in the Byron High School girls track program and/or Byron High School cheerleading program for at least three seasons including her senior year
    C. Has a minimum GPA 2.0/4.0

    Renewable for four years as long as criteria are met.
  • Contact
  • Scholarship Coordinator
  • 946 North Second Street
  • Rockford, IL 61107
  • slambert@cfnil.org
  • 815-962-2110 x 17

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