Brian Logan Memorial Award
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Due the Monday after March Break.
Monday, March 20 before midnight.
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Background: Brian Logan is a St Mark class of 2007 graduate. He was killed in a car accident on January 17, 2014. Brian worked in the trades as a stonemason. He is remembered as a free spirited, fun-loving and sensitive young man. "It's nice to be important, but more important to be nice" was not only Brian's motto, but also how he lived.
Previous award winners:
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Criteria: This memorial fund will be granted to a student pursuing further education in a trade via college or apprenticeship.
Why: This award is meant to recognize a charming, friendly, engaged, and – most importantly – caring individual. The recipient of this award must be a young student who embodies Brian’s motto. Brian taught his classmates how to be a true friend through one’s individual need not to be perfect, but to be immoveable in one's devotions to his/her friends and fellow students.
Value: $300
- Graduating student
- Must be enrolled in, or in the process of enrolling in an apprenticeship or college level trade program
- ex. carpentry, masonry, construction, electrician, plumbing, automotive technician, …
Why: This award is meant to recognize a charming, friendly, engaged, and – most importantly – caring individual. The recipient of this award must be a young student who embodies Brian’s motto. Brian taught his classmates how to be a true friend through one’s individual need not to be perfect, but to be immoveable in one's devotions to his/her friends and fellow students.
Value: $300
Incomplete application will not be considered.
Graduates will have the opportunity to vote for the winner based on applications.
Graduates will have the opportunity to vote for the winner based on applications.
