Earl and Helen Johnson Scholarship Fund established in Adams County
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Adams County Community Foundation-
The Adams County Community Foundation has announced the creation of the Earl & Helen Johnson Scholarship Fund by a native Adams Countian who wants to give back to the community that was so good to him as he was growing up.
Bill Johnson, who now lives in Dallas, Texas, created the fund in memory of his parents, Earl and Helen Johnson. Bill grew up on a farm south of West Union and graduated from West Union High School and Wilmington College before becoming a flight instructor in the Air Force in Dallas.
Bill and his wife, Anne, settled in Dallas, where he worked in the insurance industry. He knows the value of giving back and has worked heavily in the philanthropic community in Dallas.
Bill’s father, Earl Johnson, was an executive with the Adams County Building and Loan (now Southern Hills Community Bank). He had two sisters, Betty Piatt and Caryl McFarland, who are deceased. He maintains a close interest in Adams County through his brother-in-law, Ernie McFarland, and his family.
Bill’s sincere desire, through the scholarship fund, is to help other Adams Countians have some of the benefits he enjoyed by pursuing education beyond high school.
For more information, contact the Adams County Foundation, P.O. Box 185, West Union, Ohio 45693; phone (937) 544-8659; or visit their website at www.accfo.org.
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Bill Johnson, who now lives in Dallas, Texas, created the fund in memory of his parents, Earl and Helen Johnson. Bill grew up on a farm south of West Union and graduated from West Union High School and Wilmington College before becoming a flight instructor in the Air Force in Dallas.
Bill and his wife, Anne, settled in Dallas, where he worked in the insurance industry. He knows the value of giving back and has worked heavily in the philanthropic community in Dallas.
Bill’s father, Earl Johnson, was an executive with the Adams County Building and Loan (now Southern Hills Community Bank). He had two sisters, Betty Piatt and Caryl McFarland, who are deceased. He maintains a close interest in Adams County through his brother-in-law, Ernie McFarland, and his family.
Bill’s sincere desire, through the scholarship fund, is to help other Adams Countians have some of the benefits he enjoyed by pursuing education beyond high school.
For more information, contact the Adams County Foundation, P.O. Box 185, West Union, Ohio 45693; phone (937) 544-8659; or visit their website at www.accfo.org.
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