Osseo grad receives SPAAR college scholarship | Free
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Scholarships were recently awarded to five children or grandchildren of realtor members of the Saint Paul Area Association of Realtors (SPAAR). The annual scholarship program is offered to Realtors’ children and grandchildren who are pursuing a two- or four-year degree.
One of this year’s scholarship recipients is Carin Gutzwille, a graduate of Osseo Senior High. She excelled in academics, lacrosse and dance. She volunteers for a family-focused organization called CROSS and participates in community service projects.
Gutzwille will attend Bethel University to pursue a degree in biokinetics. She is the daughter of Thomas Gutzwille, a Realtor member.
Each recipient was awarded $2,000 to be used toward their college education. Since 2012, the Realtors Charitable Foundation has awarded more than $50,000 in scholarships.
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