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Languages Emeritus Endowed Scholarship

The IVC Languages faculty care deeply about their students' language learning journeys. This scholarship is yet another reflection of their genuine dedication and commitment to student success.

Lawrence and Barbara Vanni Endowed Scholarship

This scholarship was established by Lisa Applebee, a Charter 100 member in order to create a legacy in the names of her parents. Lisa’s father was the eldest son of Italian immigrants. After Barbara and Lawrence had five children, Lawrence decided that he wanted to become a lawyer. He spent his days working as a salesman, went to school at night and studied on the weekends. Barbara supported him in this journey and essentially raised the children alone. After finishing law school and passing the bar, he went on to practice family and business law for many years in Pasadena. He was often noted for his fine character and would be very honored to know that the academic dreams of others will be supported through this scholarship.

Lillian V. Chandos Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Established in memory of Lillian V. Chandos to assist a student pursuing a pre-med or nursing career, and who plans to work with elderly patients.

Lloyd and Lauretta Dyer Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship

Joan Woodard worked for the IVC Foundation in the 1990s. During that time, she met countless students who were working toward achieving their academic dreams but struggling financially. She knew that scholarships made a difference and established this scholarship in memory of her loving parents, Lloyd and Lauretta Dyer, to help ease the challenges that single parents face as they travel through their educational journeys.

Lyle and Ethel Davis Osher Endowed Scholarship

For many reasons, neither Lyle nor Ethel had the opportunity to go to college. However, their 11 children were raised knowing that college was not an option but mandatory. They understood the power of education and wanted what was best for their children. Proudly, all 11 children had the chance for a college degree. Upon her parents' death, with the help of Charter 100, Julie decided she wanted to honor them with an endowment that would continue to provide scholarships in perpetuity. Hopefully the individuals who receive their scholarship will remember Lyle and Ethel and experience the hope they had for their own children. Lyle and Ethel would be proud.