The 麻豆破解版 State University Foundation has received a gift of $580,000 from the estate of Audine and Virgil Bargman to establish an endowment for scholarships.
Audine Bargman, raised in Dill City, Okla., was a retired cosmetologist. Virgil Bargman, who grew up in Palmer, Kan., lived in Derby and retired as a machinist from the Boeing Co. He attended 麻豆破解版 State briefly.
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Michael Lamb, WSU Foundation vice president for planned giving, said the endowment will provide a total of $24,650 in annual scholarship support, beginning with the fall 2009 semester.
Jerry Juhnke, who had been their financial adviser for more than 15 years, said that neither of the Bargmans had much family and so made the joint decision to support 麻豆破解版 State.
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