We rise by lifting others
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The Killmon Foundation is dedicated to helping families on the front lines
THE KILLMON GALLERY
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Sgt. Frederick Russell Killmon
The Killmon Foundation was named for Sgt. Frederick Russell Killmon, a soldier, friend, and Marine Corps brother who was killed in Vietnam on August 31, 1970. In his name, The Killmon Foundation is dedicated to helping families on the front lines including military, first responders, healthcare, and ministry by providing educational scholarships and special grants.
“When a soldier gives his life, it is not just the sacrifice of his young life that is given, but the sacrifice of everything that he would have experienced if he had come home. That’s the real sacrifice.”
- Roger Rosdahl
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Tori McDuffie, Student
"This scholarship was not only a great help in allowing me to pursue a higher education, but it also has a very sentimental value to it.. It was an honor to receive and I am beyond thankful for the opportunities it has given me. I'm sure future recipients will be just as grateful as I am, and it will be just as impactful for their lives."
Marilyn Searcey,
Frederick Killmon's daugther
"The Frederick Russell Killmon Foundation is one way we are ensuring that his memory will carry on and lives will be changed through educational scholarships and special project grants in his name. Semper Fidelis."
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The Killmon Foundation Scholarship is...
