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Barbara Rogers Hall Scholarship
December 3, 2007
 

EMT SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED IN

MEMORY OF BARBARA ROGERS HALL
 
Elizabeth S. Hall, of Salisbury, has established a permanently endowed scholarship at the Community Foundation in memory of her late daughter, Barbara Rogers Hall, who died in the spring after a long battle with cancer.
 
The “Barbara Rogers Hall Scholarship Fund” will make scholarships available in perpetuity to residents of Somerset, Wicomico or Worcester Counties who are enrolled in course studies at Wor-Wic Community College to become a certified Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Anyone interested in applying for the scholarship award for the 2008-09 academic year should contact Wor-Wic Community College.
 
Barbara Hall was a 1971 graduate of Wicomico Senior High School and graduated from Towson University. Early in her career she taught at Wicomico and Parkside High Schools in Salisbury
 
After additional college training in New Jersey, Hall was employed by the New Jersey Department of Public Health. Her specialty was emergency medicine, working as a nurse, a paramedic and a teacher in the field. Barbara Hall was preceded in death by her father, R. Paul Hall, of Salisbury.
 
The Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore is a charitable public foundation that serves the lower Eastern Shore of Maryland by building charitable funds, advising donors, making effective grants and providing leadership to address community needs.  In fiscal 2007 the Foundation distributed $3.2 million to the community from 955 grants including 102 scholarships representing $184,000 in awards.