The Randy Royer Memorial Foundation recently awarded six scholarships totaling $22,000 to students as part of its ongoing commitment to supporting education and honoring Randy Royer's legacy. The foundation has awarded $115,000 in scholarships to students since its inception in 2017.

The recent honorees include Damion Frick, a Cocalico High School graduate who will attend Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology to study welding; Athena Green, a Cocalico High School graduate who will attend Thomas Jefferson University to major in architecture; and Derek Mumma, a graduate of Warwick High School who will attend the Pennsylvania Petroleum Association Technical Education Center to study HVAC.

Also, Noah Nonnemocher, a graduate of Cocalico High School who will attend Lancaster County Career and Technology Center to major in automotive technology; Adam Stokrp, a graduate of Cocalico High School who will attend Penn State Harrisburg to study environmental engineering; and Ty Wealand, a Cocalico High School graduate who will attend Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology to study residential remodeling.