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Thank you Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation donors for the scholarship grant. Because of your generous donations scholarship recipients like myself, are given a higher chance of success in college from the financial help. I am deeply grateful for the Marine Corps Scholarship foundation for finding me satisfactory and will use the grant provided to further succeed in college.

My father has been in the military a little more than twenty years, more than the 21 years I have been alive. I do not know of a life without the military influencing it, as it has played a strong role in my family. This upcoming year that I am graduating, my father will be retiring from the Marines. His retirement has been a long time coming, and there is uncertainty

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