Catholic’s Tyler Parrish Receives 2012 MAX4Kids Foundation Scholarship

Catholic's Tyler Parrish Receives 2012 MAX4Kids Foundation Scholarship 1

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School senior Tyler Parrish recently received a 2012 MAX4Kids Foundation Scholarship.  Parrish was one of ten Montgomery area seniors to receive a $5,000 scholarship in the community. 

Parrish was chosen based on scholarship achievement, extra curricular activities, qualities of character and leadership, and an essay.   The scholarship recipients were recently honored during a special reception held at Max Federal Credit Union’s Eastdale branch.  Parrish will also receive a certificate from officials with Max Federal Credit Union at Montgomery Catholic’s Senior Day Ceremony on May 21.

Pictured:  Montgomery Catholic senior Tyler Parrish, a 2012 MAX4Kids Foundation Scholarship recipient.

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