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CELINA, Ohio, May 22, 2025 — Celina Insurance Group recently presented three $2,500 scholarships to local 2025 high school graduating seniors. The recipients were: Olivia Broering, Coldwater High School; Brynn Egbert, New Knoxville High School; and Gavin Fisher, Celina High School. The graduating seniors received their scholarship certificates during a reception at Celina Insurance Group on May 20.
Broering intends to study kinesiology and movement science at the University of Michigan. Her parents are Doug and Jacqui Broering.
Egbert plans to attend Walsh University, where she’ll pursue a major in computer science and information technology. Her parents are Shawn and Jen Egbert.
Fisher will attend Wright State University-Lake Campus and major in mechanical engineering. His parents are Craig and Mandy Fisher.
Bill Montgomery, President and CEO of Celina Insurance Group
“We’re lucky to live in an area that prioritizes learning, and we have a duty to continue that legacy. Whether it’s a student pursuing the next step in their education or a company and its employees coming together to support the next generation, we all have a part to play. It’s a pleasure to assist these bright young scholars as they head off for the halls of higher education.”
Celina Insurance Group and its employees offer the scholarship program to graduating seniors who plan to attend a four-year college or university. Area students were eligible to apply for a scholarship, as were children and grandchildren of current Celina employees. The top three applicants won based on an essay about the role of property and casualty insurance in society.
About Celina Insurance Group
Celina Insurance Group is comprised of four mutual property and casualty insurance companies. The companies provide protection for autos, homes, businesses and farms through more than 300 independent agencies in five states. Founded in 1914 with headquarters in Celina, Ohio, the organization is committed to supporting its policyholders and communities.
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