From left: Enoch Omotayo, Kristina Winn, Adenike Aderibigbe, and Kalen Wright. Since its inception in 2008, the Scholarship Fund has provided over $135,000 in scholarships to students graduating from Prince George's County High Schools. (Courtesy of PGCAR)
From left: Enoch Omotayo, Kristina Winn, Adenike Aderibigbe, and Kalen Wright. Since its inception in 2008, the Scholarship Fund has provided over $135,000 in scholarships to students graduating from Prince George's County High Schools. (Courtesy of PGCAR)

The Prince George’s County Association of Realtors (PGCAR) awarded $10,000 in college scholarships to deserving high school graduates.

Through the realtors David and Juanita Maclin Memorial Scholarship Fund, named in memory of PGCAR’s 2006 president, David Maclin, and his wife, Juanita, the fund awarded four $2,500 college scholarships. The Maclins contributed to the economic development of Prince George’s County and were key contributors to the growth and development of area churches.

Their efforts were acknowledged by numerous awards, certificates, and special recognitions. Their many contributions to the community led to the association establishing the scholarship fund in 2008, according to a news release.

Receiving a scholarship is based on the quality of community service, as opposed to academic or athletic pursuits, said Donald Frederick, chair of the scholarship committee.

There were 34 entrants for the scholarship fund. The winners were Enoch Omotayo of Flowers High School who is planning to attend Morehouse College; Kristina Winn of Academy of Health Sciences of Prince George’s Community College planning to attend Bowie State University; Adenike Aderbigbe of Wise High School planning to attend the University of Maryland, College Park; and Kalen Wright of Northwestern High School, headed to Towson University.

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