John Sivey and Connie Kostrzewa-Sivey created the Kostrzewa-Sivey Education Scholarship in 2007 to honor their parents, John and Margaret Schwarz Sivey and Val and Julie Pawlik Kostrzewa. These scholarships will help participants in the Career Links Program fulfill their dreams of achieving an education. The Kostrzewa-Sivey Scholarship is available to all current, graduating participants in

Founder of MacDonald Broadcasting and flagship station WSAM Saginaw, Kenneth H. MacDonald, Sr. packed a lot of success and many contributions into the Saginaw area in his three decades of business. In business, the foundation for the former Navy pilot and NBC page was his humble beginnings in Saginaw with the purchase of WSAM-AM. In

The Ken & Ellen McAllister Scholarship was established in 1999 in memory of Ken and Ellen McAllister, strong advocates for higher education. Ken McAllister was the middle of three sons. He attended Arthur Hill Technical High School. His technical training led to positions in the Saginaw Valley with Wickes Corporation, Hern and Dilts Company and

Kappa Alpha Psi, an international college fraternity, was founded in 1911 and has more than 600 functioning undergraduate and alumni chapters. The motto of the fraternity is “achievement in every field of human endeavor.” Fashioning achievement as its purpose, Kappa Alpha Psi continues to unite college men of patriotism and honor in a bond of

Lee Arthur Sr., was a devoted and dedicated member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, an educator with the Saginaw Public School System and head coach of girls’ softball and volleyball teams at Saginaw High School. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity makes this scholarship available to a female graduate from Saginaw High School who participated in softball

Junior League of the Great Lakes Bay Region is an organization of women committed to promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of women and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. The Junior League of the Great Lakes Bay Region is an organization that

Judith Heavenrich was born on Feb. 2, 1939, the oldest of three children born to Max and Ruth Heavenrich. As a young child Judith was stricken with polio but she never let that keep her from doing the activities she enjoyed most.    Judith attended South Middle School and graduated from Arthur Hill High School

January 2004 marked the passing of a true champion of justice and compassion for the men and women of Michigan. Judge Gary R. McDonald, beloved father and friend, served the citizens of Saginaw and the rest of Michigan for over 30 years. In honor of his esteemed service, the family and colleagues of this respected

Jordan Michael Draper lived life well . . . he knew no other way. Jordan approached everything he did with enthusiasm. He was a well-rounded young man with a competitive spirit and a sense of humor that guided him in all he achieved. It is because of these attributes and many others that it was

Jerry Redeemer was a graduate of Saginaw High School Class of 1966. He was employed at Saginaw Steering Gear until he followed his desire to work with children. His exact words were, “I’ve been around kids all my life, I can’t see myself putting in 25 years of service on an assembly line. I’m looking for something to