Scholarship

Bernard, the 11-year-old son of Chief Petty Officer and Mrs. Bernard Curtis Brown, was killed on September 11, 2001, when the hijacked airliner on which he was a passenger, crashed into the...

OAK Captain Heidi Cayouette passed away in October 1997 in an acrobatics aircraft accident. In the aftermath of her untimely death, Heidis Southwest friends extended to her family the amazing LUV...

Bill Clearman left Blakely, Georgia, after 11 years of formal schooling to study Engineering at Georgia Tech. Mr. Clearman worked for NASA for ten years as director of the Saturn V Project Office....

Dr. Coale served as the General Chairman of the Aerospace Symposium for more than twenty years and deserves credit for its continued success. He played an active part in its leadership until his...

Contributions to the General Scholarship Fund are designated for use in the year in which they are given, or for the next available scholarship opportunity. Scholarship recipients are selected...

Tommy Holman had an unusual interest in space from a very early age...some might call it a fixation. From the age of three, he knew what he wanted to do, and by the time he was six, so did all who...

A.J. was a very special young man, and he lives in our hearts every day. He had many dreams, but was enthralled with space and the idea of becoming an astronaut. He subscribed to the Odyssey...

Bruce was born to Roger and Bettye Weber in Atlanta, Georgia. After military service, the Webers moved to Huntsville, Alabama, where Roger first worked for Brown Engineering, then NASA on the upper...

Mark passed away unexpectedly at the age of 17 on December 15, 2007 in Vancouver, Washington. He was born in Portland, Oregon on January 3, 1990. He attended Summit View High School and expected to...

Former Aviation Challenge Counselor Jenie Purves, callsign "Texaco," passed away in February 2004 in Huntsville, Alabama. Jenie was a shining star among counselors and will be sorely missed by all....