Irene Smith, a student in the Early Childhood Education
Program at Beaufort County Community College, was awarded a scholarship to
attend the college this fall awarded from a
fund established in memory of a man
killed in an airplane crash.
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Irene Smith |
Smith, 33, of Washington, is a graduate of Washington High
School and is employed by the Beaufort County Public Schools. The daughter of
Lela Tillery and the late Wiley Tillery, Smith and her husband, Archie, have
two children. After graduating from BCCC, Smith plans to work as a teacher assistant
at Eastern Elementary School.
“I want to thank the donors of this scholarship from the
bottom of my heart,” she said. “May God continue to bless you as you bless
others.”
The endowment was established by the family of Joseph Edward
Parrish, known as Jody. Parrish, the son of Margaret P. Holder and Joe Parrish,
died as a result of injuries suffered in an airplane accident in Smithfield just one
month after he turned 21 years of age. His family established the endowment to
continue the example of his life by helping others realize their hopes for a
better life through higher education.
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