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“The happiest people don’t necessarily have the best of everything, they just make the best of everything.”

— Proverbs 20:27

Megan was a graduate of Clyde High School and had attended Cisco Junior College and Angelo State University taking courses in anticipation of a career in nursing. She had started college a year early and was scheduled to walk the stage for graduation with her class in June of 2010.

Megan was a bright and beautiful young lady with a promising future ahead of her. She loved life and had many interests including singing, golf, disc golf and photography. She was a wonderful singer and had been active in the school choir for several years. She was a trainer for the Clyde High School football team and a manager for the basketball team during her high school career. She was a member of the golf team her sophomore and junior years.

She had been a Junior Volunteer and worked as a transport aide at Hendrick Medical Center prior to going to San Angelo. She was involved in numerous other activities and was so full of life and joy. She always had a smile for everyone and people always smiled back.

Also, thank you to Schwanns and all those who bought from the campaign to benefit the scholarship. You are all so beautiful!

- Judy

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Forever and Ever Amen
By Judith Gilbreath

If you'd like to read the ramblings of a grieving parent or if you are a grieving parent. This is a little of my experience.

An autobiographical journal, leading you through the grief and pain of losing a child, not once, but twice. The survival of family after a child dies and fight to make through each day. Helpful discussion of what works and what doesn't as you face the hurdles every grieving parent, sibling or grandparent faces. From the hospital to the funeral and beyond. Only a parent of a child who has died can truly relate to the trauma and issues it causes for families. Not only parents but sisters, brothers and Grandparents as well. Only parents who have made it through this particular tragedy can advise and understand the pain it causes.

2024 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT

Congratulations Ali Whipple recipient of this year's Megan Gilbreath Memorial Scholarship. Ali will be attending Texas Tech University. Each winner receives a $1,000 scholarship. Megan would be so proud of all of the scholarship winners and proud to be able to help these future Nurses and Medical professionals. Help support next years scholarship by donating here.