Richard C. Worthington Jr.
Memorial Citizenship Award

Scholarship
Opportunities

Scholarships for those planning to follow a specific career path, including


Art
Athletics
Auto Technology
Aviation
Business
Communications
Drama
Health Services
Music
Nursing
Teaching

Scholarship opportunities for those interested in more general fields of academic study and vocational preparation are provided through these memorials:

Allott
Anderson
Beckstrom
Blakely
BJ Brown
Cook
Forys
Gardner
Hart
Haynes
Inglemoor
Karp
Keener
Knowles
Lee
Livengood
Lorey
Love
Matthews
Munro
Pride
Suarez
Workman
R.C. Worthington Jr.
Young

Additional scholarships are offered by the following organizations:

BHS Alumni
BHS Faculty
Kiwanis Club
Northshore Rotary
Woodinville Rotary

Account Established - 1988

Purpose...
  To recognize a Bothell High School senior who has demonstrated outstanding citizenship qualities and been a major contributor to activities at Bothell High School.

Criteria...
  Candidates demonstrate an aptitude and interest in service to others, maintain an academic record that predicts success in higher education pursuits as well as in service to community.

Selection...
  By staff representatives at Bothell High School.

Coordinated by
   The Worthington family and faculty of Bothell High School.

2010 Value...    $3,000...the scholarship is renewable for three additional academic years at that amount. 

The memorial...
   In 1988 the Worthington family established a scholarship in Rich Jr.’s memory to go to a Bothell grad who exemplified good citizenship, good attendance and above all commendable service to school and community.

   Richard Jr. was a graduate of Bothell High School in 1964 and attended Washington State University before enlisting in the Army to fly helicopter combat missions in Viet Nam. On his second tour of duty in the Viet Nam War, Rich's copter was shot down while on a rescue mission and Rich and his crew were killed.

  At the time of his death, Rich Jr. had attained the rank of chief warrant officer.

  His grandfather founded the Bothell State Bank and Rich Sr. operated Worthington Insurance Agency in Bothell for many years. The Worthington Family Foundation has made generous contributions to scholarship programs not only at Bothell High School but at the University of Washington, including the branch facility in Bothell.

To learn more about
this scholarship memorial
and how the lives of
two Bothell High School graduates

figured in the 2003 award.

R.C.Worthington Jr.

2009 Recipient

Alan Loh
Bothell High School
Planning to attend University of Washington
for studies in computer engineering and science.

Previous recipients of the
four-year scholarship

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