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Updated: May 15, 2025 @ 9:40 pm
Left to right, Brooke Glennon, scholarship recipients Karsen McEwen and Ella Collins, and Shodair Children’s Hospital CEO Craig Aasved stand for a portrait on Wednesday, May 14, 2025, at Butte High School.
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Shodair Children’s Hospital recently announced two scholarships, named in honor of Brooke Glennon and Tommy Mellott, for two Butte High School students.
Karsen McEwen and Ella Collins were awarded the Bright Futures and Guiding Light scholarships, providing each student with $5,000.
Left to right, Brooke Glennon, scholarship recipients Karsen McEwen and Ella Collins, and Shodair Children’s Hospital CEO Craig Aasved stand for a portrait on Wednesday, May 14, 2025, at Butte High School.
“I feel like it’s such an honor having this scholarship in my name,” Glennon said. “And it means with my story and what I’ve been through, I get to advocate for children and families struggling with mental health.”
The scholarships were created to “honor the inspiring legacies of two individuals who embody resilience, compassion, and a deep commitment to helping others,” a Shodair press release states.
Joseph Scheller is a photojournalist at The Montana Standard and can be reached at: joseph.scheller@mtstandard.com
Originally published on mtstandard.com, part of the BLOX Digital Content Exchange.
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