The JubiLee Scholarship Fund
Honoring the Legacy of Diane, Allison, and Amy Lee
The JubiLee Scholarship Fund was established in 2005 for deserving seniors graduating from public high schools. The scholarship funds are for students who are in the top 20 per cent of their graduating class, live in the seven county Nashville area, and whose family income is below the median family income.
2010 JubiLee
Scholarship Recipients
Priya Bhat, a past recipient, will be a senior at Duke University majoring in History, Medieval and Renaissance Studies. She participated in Duke Model UN, Duke Law School Career Center, Undergraduate Conduct Board and First-year Advisory Counselor Program.
Rachel F. Cohen is a senior at Hume-Fogg Academic High School who plans to attend Vanderbilt University to major in Spanish and History. Her impressive resume includes Student Government Association, B’nai B’rith Youth organization, National Honor Society, AP Scholar with Honors, and HF Women’s soccer team.
Jeannie Scarlett D’Anna, a past recipient, will be a junior at Rhodes College majoring in English and Religious Studies. She is involved in the Rhodes Student Associate Program, the Rhodes University Fellowship and the Gay-Straight Alliance.
Rosa I. Guzman, a senior at Hume-Fogg Academic High School, plans to attend Wellesley College in Wellesley, MA to major in sociology. She is president of the National Honor Society, and participates in the Youth Volunteer Corp, Hands on Nashville and the International club.
Frances Y. Ho is a senior at Fred J. Page High School in Franklin who plans to attend Pepperdine University to major in psychology/music. Her list of accomplishments includes volunteer work with the Nashville Chinese School, piano accompaniment for school musicals and several honorary clubs.
James C. Liles is a senior at Harpeth High School in Kingston Springs, TN who plans to enter the University of Tennessee Knoxville. He is undecided about a major though he is considering music therapy or social work. He has been drum major of the HHS Marching band, saxophone section leader, guitarist for Youth band and he was named “Most Likely to Succeed” by his classmates.
Kyle D. Pollard is a senior at Independence High School in Thompson’s Station who plans to attend the University of Tennessee at Knoxville to major in political science. He has been editor-in-chief for the IHS newspaper, youth leader in People’s Church youth group, and part-time cashier at Kroger.
Ashley P. Skow is a senior at Merrol Hyde Magnet School in Hendersonville, TN who plans to attend the University of the South (Sewanee) to major in Spanish with a goal of becoming fluent in Spanish. She has been involved in Forensics, National Honor Society and World Language Club (co-founder).
Aaron J. Steel is a senior at Hume-Fogg Academic High School who plans to attend Oglethorpe University to major in French/French Education. He has been involved in Student Government Association, the French National Honor Society and the Mock Trial team.
2009 JubiLee Dinner Highlights
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Congratulations to Lauren Taylor and Joseph Mikhail, First Senior Class of 2009
as well as Priya Bhat, Amanda Andrews, Scarlett D'Anna and Marci Gupton
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Passion and Commitment
Diane Lee's concern for those around her and commitment to volunteering her time, talent and energy to those less fortunate was a philosophy, a calling, and a way of life she instilled in Amy and Allison that they, too, embraced as their own. From all of our conversations with people since their deaths, a common theme has emerged: Diane's passion and commitment to helping under-privileged public school students was a major priority in her life.
In recognition of Diane's contribution to society, JubiLee Scholarship Fund for under-privileged public high school seniors has been created. Diane would have greatly appreciated your efforts in contributing to this endowment for the education of deserving students. It would be a true memorial to Diane and the girls if this effort resulted in Forest Hills embarking on a community outreach program to serve high-achieving, disadvantaged students into perpetuity -- a true blessing and memorial to Diane and the girls.
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Message from Diane's Parents
Message from Andy Lee
