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Texas Farm Bureau Memorial/Honorary Scholarship and
District Scholarship Program

Scholarship Specifics
Each TFB District, in which applications are received, will award 1-$1200 scholarship and 3-$1,000 scholarships. The $1,200 scholarship may be named as a memorial/honorary in each Texas Farm Bureau District.
Scholarship will be awarded $600 or $500 per semester for two semesters, respectively.
Eligibility requirements
Must be a graduating High School Senior.
Must be a member of a Farm Bureau family. (In accordance with Texas Farm Bureau membership guidelines.) Membership must remain in good standing for the duration of the scholarship.
Must include a copy of the applicant’s Official High School Transcript as well as SAT and/or ACT test scores.
Please include a wallet sized portrait of yourself with this application. Please print your name and County name on the back of the picture. This picture is for publication purposes and will not be used in the judging process.
Must have completed a project that promotes Farm Bureau, or have completed a community service project which promotes agriculture. Listed below are 10 examples of projects for the District Scholarship. The project should demonstrate that the student has “given back” to agriculture or the community. The project may have been completed as part of student’s involvement in 4-H, FFA and other youth programs.
Worked with county Farm Bureau as a facilitator or group leader at an Agriculture in the Classroom County Ag Fair.
Worked with local wildlife biologists to develop habitat.
Worked with an equine therapeutic riding program.
Worked on County Fair cleanup/preparation.
Helped with Texas Farm Bureau - Planet Agriculture.
Helped with county Food Check Out Day project.
Helped present programs from the “Mobile Learning Barn” at an event in the county.
Recruited students to attend the Texas Farm Bureau Youth Leadership Conference.
Spoke at a community event or civic organization to promote agriculture.
Spoke on the radio or other public venue to promote agriculture.

Memorial/Honorary and District Scholarship Application
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Deadline for application:
Application must be postmarked no later than March 10, 2014
No faxed or emailed applications will be accepted
Scholarship recipients will be announced no later than May 1, 2014
Applications can be mailed to:
Texas Farm Bureau
Attn: Coleburn Davis, Youth Scholarship Coordinator
PO Box 2689
Waco, TX 76702
Questions?
Contact Coleburn Davis at 254-399-5037 or [e-mail]

 To fill out this application online, please visit www.txfb.org 
(Completed applications and other requested documentation must be mailed to the above address) faxed or emailed applications will NOT be accepted

Texas Farm Bureau
2014 Memorial/Honorary and
District Scholarship Application

(Please provide all information requested. Do not add pages to the application other than the narrative detailing the project. Applications not conforming to these guidelines will be disqualified. )

 To fill out this application online, please visit www.texasfarmbureau.org 

(Completed applications and other requested documentation must be mailed to the above address) faxed or emailed applications will NOT be accepted

Name
Rachel

Rae

Kuenstler

First

Middle

Last
Address
562 Warner rd.

Bellville

TX

77418

Street

City

State

Zip
Phone
( 979 ) 865 0187

( 979 ) 270 1475

Home

Other (Cell / Business)
E-Mail
[e-mail]

Social Security #
635
-
50
-
4140
Farm Bureau Information
Austin

Xds3

County

Membership Number
Family Information:

Richard Kuenstler

Austin County Farm Bureau

Insurance sales manager
Father

Employer

Occupation
Charlotte Kuenstler

American Airlines

Flight attendant
Mother

Employer

Occupation
Parents Address
(If different than Above)
 

 

 

 

Street

City

State

Zip
Other Dependent Children
Reilly Kuenstler

16

10

 

 

 

 

 

 

Names

Ages

Grade
Will any siblings attend college during the same period as this applicant?
Yes
High School Attended
Bellville High School
Address
518 South Matthews
City/Zip
77418

979-865-3681

3.9

06/06/2014

Phone

GPA

Graduation Date
Applicant’s rank in Graduating Class
21
Out of
160

High School Grade Point Average through last completed semester
96.8
(GPA based on 100 points unweighted)

GPA (Based on 100 points)

Applicant’s highest SAT and/or ACT score(s)
1460
SAT

24
ACT

Include a copy of the applicant’s Official High School Transcript, SAT and/or ACT test scores

Residence Information:

I live at home with my parents.

I live in a single household with my
 

Other, Please explain if you live with a guardian, grandparent or have another situation:
 
Collegiate Information:
Name of University you plan to attend:
Texas A&M
Major chosen for your Baccalaureate degree:
Communications
What is your preferred career choice?
News broadcasting

Why have you chosen this career?
Since day one, growing up I have always been a ‘people’ person. And through FFA events public speaking has developed into one of my more prominent talents. I have been drawn to the employment field of broadcasting. And see a bright future in it. It gives me the opportunity to reach out to the public and stay involved in my community.

Please list other scholarships received or pending:
Name of Scholarship

Amount

Received or Pending
San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo

10,000

Received
Go Texan

18,000

Pending
 

 


 

 


 

 


 

 


 

 



Leadership Information:
Please use this space to list major activities you have participated in and honors you have earned:
A.
Agriculture Leadership Activities:

FFA Farm Skills, district 1st place, 3rd place Area
FFA Dairy Food Judging: Katy Invitational Individual high point award, 1st place district, State qualifier
FFA Greenhand leadership award
FFA Rodeo team two year state qualifier: 4th place 2010, 1st place champion team 2011
Individual 1st place Dairy Cattle Judging San Antonio Livestock show
4-H
Texas High School Rodeo Association
THSRA Wrangler All Star Team
3 year THSRA State qualifier
B.
Other Leadership Activities:

National Honor Society
Bellville Varsity volleyball, Tennis, cheer
Younglife
Senior younglife leader

Please use this space to tell us why you need financial assistance to attend college.

I am fortunate to have been blessed in a financially stable household without many crises in my life. However, my parents have definitely emphasized the value of hard work and did not believe in handing over whatever my heart’s desire may be. It has been frustrating at times, but with that discipline came a sense of appreciation for my earnings and achievements. Texas A&M has always been a dream university of mine, and due to hard work and grades to show for it, I was awarded the privilege of the school’s acceptance. And just as when I was a kid, they did not see it morally correct to just hand over the high expense tuition without any help from me, proving their point of the ‘real world’ not working that way. And that hopefully these scholarships will be a reward in itself for all the time invested in the activities participated in and achieved at over my high school years. As I will also be prepared for my future outside of high school that does not spoon feed, but what is earned is worked hard for.

Please attach a narrative (no more than 2 pages) detailing your project. This project can be a Farm Bureau promotional activity or a community service project promoting agriculture. Please discuss how you planned, coordinated and carried out the project (one 8 ½’ x 11” page of pictures or other supporting documentation may be included with the application).
Signed

Date

Applicant

Date

Parent/Guardian

Applications must be postmarked no later than March 10, 2014 to:
Texas Farm Bureau
Attn: Coleburn Davis, Youth Scholarship Coordinator
PO Box 2689, Waco, Texas 76702-2689
(Completed applications and other requested documentation must be mailed to the above address)
Faxed or emailed applications will NOT be accepted
Please include a wallet sized portrait of yourself with this application. Please print your name and County name on the back of the picture. This picture is for publication purposes and will not be used in the judging process.