Noble REMC is proud to invest in the future of three area students who earned $1,000 scholarships from the co-op for their hard work at their school and in the community.

To be eligible for the scholarships, recipients’ parent(s) or guardian(s) must be a member of Noble REMC. Candidates were judged anonymously based on their involvement at school and in the community, as well as on grade point average, a short autobiography and letters of recommendation. 

The 2023 recipients are:

Grant Flora from West Noble High School will be attending Indiana Wesleyan University to earn a degree in multimedia communications and mathematics to one day work in the field of sports media, with a concentration in statistics, data analysis and broadcasting. Flora is the son of Mike and Jennifer Flora of Ligonier.

Bree McComb from Garrett High School will be heading to Purdue University to study nursing, with the goal of earning her master’s degree and becoming a nurse practitioner. McComb is the daughter of Brian and Lori McComb of LaOtto.

Ryan Norden from East Noble High School will be attending the University of Notre Dame in his pursuit of a degree in biology and pre-med. This is the first step in his goal to become a pediatrician and open his own practice in Kendallville. Ryan is the son of Mike and Joan Norden of Avilla.