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Morris College alumnus establishes scholarship in honor of mother and aunt

April 11, 2021 by SC Independent Colleges & Universities

SUMTER, S.C. (courtesy morris.edu) — Jerry Hannah, 1981 graduate of Morris College, Morris College Lake City Alumni Chapter president, and an astute businessman and entrepreneur in Orangeburg and Florence Counties, donated $10,000 to establish a scholarship in honor of his mother, Mrs. Mamie James Hannah, and his aunt, Mrs. Candance James Richardson. Given through the Morris College National Alumni Association, Hannah’s gift shows his dedication to providing continued opportunities for deserving students in need of financial assistance.

“This show of support from Mr. Hannah and others like him who recognize and value the importance of education are essential to the college’s mission of providing educational opportunities to students,” said Morris College President Leroy Staggers. “Morris College is grateful to be the recipient of his generosity and philanthropy.”

Hannah, a Lake City, S.C. native, earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Morris College in 1981 and a Master of Arts degree from South Carolina State University.

To inquire about Morris College donation opportunities, please contact Rev. Melvin Mack by phone at (803) 934-3401 or by email at mmack@morris.edu.

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