The Glenn Honor Scholarship
Scholarship Giveaway
Turning Interest Into Action
“My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.”
~Psalm 73:26
Honoring Anthony Glenn Sr.
The Glenn Honor Scholarship was established to commemorate the extraordinary life and legacy of Colonel Anthony Glenn, a retired U.S. Army officer whose commitment to service, education, and family left an indelible mark on those who knew him. This scholarship honors his memory by empowering students to overcome financial barriers and pursue higher education, reflecting his lifelong dedication to uplifting others.
Anthony Glenn, born on March 16, 1955, was adopted by James and Sallie Glenn, who instilled in him the values of faith, discipline, and compassion. These principles shaped his life and fueled his 32 years of exemplary military service, during which he rose through the ranks to become a respected leader. Anthony began his Army career in 1973, serving in key leadership roles, including Cavalry Officer and Comptroller, with postings at Fort Knox, Germany, Korea, and the Pentagon. A pivotal moment in his military journey was attending the prestigious U.S. Army War College at Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania. There, Anthony honed his expertise in national security and strategic leadership, skills that underscored his role as a distinguished officer and mentor.
Family, Faith, and Legacy
Anthony’s devotion extended beyond his professional life to his cherished family. Together with his wife, Deloris Glenn, he raised three children: Laguadia Christophe, Anthony Glenn II, and Marques Johnson. Known for his integrity and resilience, Anthony ensured his family’s well-being, even as he bravely battled cancer after his diagnosis in 2008. A man of deep faith, Anthony inspired those around him with his unwavering commitment to spiritual growth and personal discipline. His legacy lives on in the lives he touched, and this scholarship aims to honor that legacy by inspiring future generations to pursue their goals with courage and determination.
The Glenn Honor Scholarship serves as a bridge for aspiring college students who face financial challenges in pursuing higher education. It is designed to uplift deserving individuals, allowing them to excel academically and contribute positively to their communities. This scholarship reflects Anthony’s values of perseverance, integrity, and service. Removing barriers to education fosters a brighter future for its recipients while ensuring that Anthony’s spirit of empowerment and compassion continues to inspire.
Anthony Glenn’s life exemplifies the power of resilience and dedication. Applicants are encouraged to embody his principles as they pursue their academic and personal goals. Just as Anthony faced challenges with grace and determination, scholarship recipients are invited to honor his memory by striving for excellence and making a meaningful impact in their own lives and communities.
The Glenn Honor Scholarship celebrates a life of service, leadership, and unwavering faith, ensuring that Anthony’s legacy continues to uplift and inspire.
In loving memory of a gem, a star and an angel:
Anthony Glenn
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
Reinforcing our Commitment
Scholarship Giveaway
With access to the right resources, people can become empowered by their own abilities and gain the confidence to fulfill their potential. Providing scholarships for the children of military service-personnel is one small way in which the members of the Veteran Homeowners Club say thank you to the dedicated members of the armed forces and their families.
Please submit your application via the scholarship link below. Once your application has been submitted, please attach the all required documents documents below in one email and send to veteranhomeownersclub@gmail.com "ATTN Board Members" and reference "VHC Scholarship" in the subject line to complete your application:
* Graduating High School Seniors
* Final report card/transcript to show at least 3.0 GPA
* Copy of college conditional or acceptance letter
* 500 Word Essay on education goals; please include any extenuating personal circumstances that demonstrate your qualifications as a candidate for the scholarship
* Copy of government issued ID (only if military child)
* Two signed letters of recommendation (from non-relative)
May 1 - Applications begin
June 16 - Deadline to apply
June 24 - The final candidates will be selected for a live interview with the board members
July 7 - Scholarship recipient will be notified of selection
**2 Letters of recommendation ARE required for this application period.**
