PTP GOLF SCRAMBLE SCHOLARSHIPS
Donnie Marlowe Jr.
Donnie was a force. He was someone that truly did not accept “good enough”. Although he had many setbacks throughout his life, Donnie never chose to quit or roll-over. There was no challenge too large for him. Because he had a way of seeing the full potential in someone, Donnie believed in the people around him and held them to a higher standard. One of the slogans he lived by was ‘Get busy doing what you have to do so you can get busy doing what you want to do’. Donnie had one of the most contagious personalities you would ever have met and was a representation of strength, determination and positivity. This award is named to honor Donnie Marlowe Jr., a one of a kind individual who did not settle and made a lasting impact on those around him.
Jesse Martinez
Jesse was instrumental in helping start 4WARD Co. which led to the development of Pave the Path. His countless hours of giving back to help the growth of young adults does not go unnoticed. He lived his life to the fullest in the short time that he was in this world. He enjoyed spending time doing things he loved or those that he was passionate about: spending time with family, thrifting, working with his hands, bowling, fishing, etc. Jesse always found time for the ones he loved. This award is named to honor Jesse Martinez, a one of the most selfless individuals and one who put his heart and soul into all of his passions.
Joni Dick
Joni Dick was always looking for a way to volunteer and give back to local non-profits. In the initial brainstorming of Pave the Path, Joni was one of a few driving forces to push our founder into starting up this leadership program. Joni was one of the most authentic people one would meet. One of her goals in life was to help the arts, the less fortunate and furry creatures. Joni lived with empathy and honesty as a guide. She is instrumental in the formation of Pave the Path. This scholarship is awarded annually to a three-year member of Pave the Path in his honor.
Lucas Goodmann
Lucas Goodmann was a graduate of South Side High School with an amazing smile and ability to make everyone around him laugh. Lucas strived for greatness and always made sure those around him felt loved. During his short time on Earth, Lucas worked harder than most people his age and had so many dreams and aspirations. He lived by this short phrase, “one time for the one time”, in essence, how can you live your best life in every moment. Take risks and give it your best. This scholarship is awarded annually to a two or three-year member of Pave the Path in his honor.
Paul Parks
Paul Parks was a dedicated family man, employee, and man of God. Paul dedicated his life to his spirituality and used that as a guide to loving those around him. He poured his heart and soul into all people and passions. Hard work and determination come to mind when describing Paul One of his goals in life was to put others first and help those in need. Paul wanted to outwork everyone and show how effort led to success. This scholarship is awarded annually to a two or three-year member of Pave the Path in his honor. Like Paul, Pave the Path is devoted to your success and future growth.
Vic Sockrider
Victor Sockrider was a local entrepreneur and businessman. His mentorship of the founder of Pave the Path was transformational. Vic was full of joy, spontaneity and not taking himself too seriously. One of his goals in life was to put a smile on your face and make sure you knew he cared about you. Vic loved to mentor young entrepreneurs in their future endeavors. This scholarship is awarded annually to a three-year member of Pave the Path in his honor.