Central Maine Medical Center College of Nursing and Health Professions

Scholarships 1. Julianna Lawlor Memorial Scholarship Fund This scholarship has been made possible through donations by the family and friends of Miss Julianna Lynn Lawlor (Class of 1976 alumnus). Income generated therefrom is used to award grants to second year students in good academic standing, and great financial need. The money is to be used to defray tuition cost only. 2. Katherine Mary Moore Memorial Scholarship This scholarship has been made possible through donations by the family and friends of Miss Moore (Class of 1972 alumnus). Priority shall be given to students graduated from the Mountain Valley High School in Rumford. 3. Lillian J. Abbott Memorial Scholarship This scholarship has been made possible through donations made by the family and friends of Mrs. Lillian J. Abbott (Class of 1942 alumnus). Priority shall be given to second year students who exhibit exceptional performance and special interest in mental health nursing and who are legal residents of Sumner, Hartford or Buckfield, Maine. 4. Susan F. Reeleder Tarbell Memorial Scholarship This scholarship has been established in memory of Mrs. Susan F. Reeleder Tarbell (Class of 1915 alumnus) through donations made by her son, K. Kenneth Tarbell, and family. Priority shall be given to second year students from Aroostook County who are financially needy to help defray tuition costs. 5. The Tozier Sisters Memorial Scholarship (Asenath Tozier and Ruth Tozier Snell) This scholarship has been established through donations made by the families of Mrs. Asenath Tozier Murch and Mrs. Ruth Tozier Snell. Mrs. Murch and Mrs. Snell were sisters who graduated from Central Maine General Hospital School of Nursing in 1920 and 1917 respectively. Mrs. Murch retired in 1950 after devoting 30 years to public health nursing. She died in 1991. Mrs. Snell, who died in 1992, was in the first group of nurses to pass a state-administered nursing examination. 6. Florence Dudley Tobin and Miriam Tobin Rockwell Memorial Scholarship Fund This scholarship was established in memory of Mrs. Tobin by her daughter, Miriam Tobin Rockwell, a 1945 graduate of Central Mine General Hospital School of Nursing. When Miriam died in 2006, her family and friends honored her memory with donations to this fund. Priority shall be given to second year students from Belgrade, Maine or Oakland, Maine. 7. Beulah Long Musgrave Memorial Scholarship This scholarship was established in memory of Mrs. Musgrave by her husband Thomas W. Musgrave. Mrs. Musgrave graduated from the Central Maine Medical Center Hospital School of Nursing on December 15, 1934. She practiced in her profession most of her life until her death on February 7, 1989. Priority shall be given to a second year student from the State of Maine, having graduated from a Maine high school. 8. Marise (“Tiggi”) L. Karahalios Memorial Scholarship Fund Established in 1999 by Anthony Karahalios in memory of his wife Marise L. Karahalios,1944 graduate of Central Maine General Hospital School of Nursing. The annual net income and realized gains will be used to grant an annual scholarship to a student who demonstrates financial need. 9. Deborah L. Pratt Scholarship Fund Ms. Pratt graduated in 1943 from Central Maine General Hospital School of Nursing. The annual net income and realized gains will be restricted for nursing scholarships.