Lynnwood Kiwanis member Ralph Baggerly (back right) congratulates winners of scholarships presented by Kiwanis House, Thoelke Foundation, and the Edmonds Community College Foundation. Pictured from left are (back row) Jared Anderson, Huy Duong, Drew Thomas, (front row) Cyrena Fulton, Emily Smatlak, Judy Tran and Fiona Rand. Not pictured are Megan Tran, Danika Hensen, Jinsung Lee and Audrey Bass. (Contributed photo)

Lynnwood Kiwanis member Ralph Baggerly (back right) congratulates winners of scholarships presented by Kiwanis House, Thoelke Foundation, and the Edmonds Community College Foundation. Pictured from left are (back row) Jared Anderson, Huy Duong, Drew Thomas, (front row) Cyrena Fulton, Emily Smatlak, Judy Tran and Fiona Rand. Not pictured are Megan Tran, Danika Hensen, Jinsung Lee and Audrey Bass. (Contributed photo)

Way to Go

Lynnwood, Edmonds foundations award $19,500

Three local foundations awarded $19,500 in scholarships to 11 graduating Edmonds School District seniors.

Lynnwood Kiwanis House scholarships of $1,500 went to Edmonds-Woodway grad Jinsung Lee, Lynnwood grads Jared Anderson and Drew Thomas, Meadowdale grads Fiona Rand and Audrey Bass, Mountlake Terrace grad Judy Van Tran, and Scriber Lake grad Cyrena Fulton.

Thoelke Foundation scholarships of $2,500 went to Lynnwood grads Emily Smatlak, Huy Dinh Duong and Megan Tran.

The Edmonds Community College Foundation awarded a $1,500 scholarship to Danika Henson.

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Lynnwood Kiwanis member Ralph Baggerly congratulates Edmonds-Woodway High School graduating senior Jinsung Lee on receiving the $1,500 Helen Olsen Scholarship from the Kiwanis House foundation. (Contributed photo)

Lynnwood Kiwanis member Ralph Baggerly congratulates Edmonds-Woodway High School graduating senior Jinsung Lee on receiving the $1,500 Helen Olsen Scholarship from the Kiwanis House foundation. (Contributed photo)

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