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Woodland Endowment - Berrettoni Scholarship
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 Scholarship Recipients:

 

 

2025

 

 Don Huff introduced and presented Brodie Weichel with a check for $2,500 as one of two winners of the 2025 George Berrettoni Scholarship at the Club's July 8th meeting. Brodie is a 2025 graduate of Woodland High School with a 3.36 GPA, and is a local Boy Scout who has recently applied for his Eagle Scout status. Brodie will be attending California State University San Marcos in the Fall. He has an interest in political science and may apply to law school later. 

 

 

Noah Cox and his fiance Marissa Anderson joined us on August 19, 2025. Noah is the second of two recipients of the 2025 George Berrettoni Memorial Scholarship, receiving $2500 from the Woodland Rotary Endowment. Noah graduated from Esparto High School in 2024 with a GPA of 4.25, ranking him first in a class of 62 students. Noah was active in the local Boy Scouts as a member of Troop 464, and later became an Eagle Scout. Noah currently attends Santa Clara University, just as George Berrettoni did. 

 

 

 

2021

 

 

 Ethan Horowitz, an Eagle Scout himself from Troup 464, graduated from the Da Vinci Charter Academy with a 3.5 cumulative GPA. Ethan plans to attend Colorado State University in the fall where he will seek a degree in mechanical engineering. Ethan was on hand at the Club's July 20th meeting to receive the award from President-elect Shawn Seyk. This was the first award Berrettoni Memorial Scholarship.