Scholarship

In 2013, the Les Gutter Memorial Scholarship was created in memory of Les Gutter, a dedicated
treasurer of FAMOHIO for more than twenty years. Les’s financial expertise, attention to detail, and
strong dedication to the Ohio bleeding disorders community helped ensure the continued success of
FAMOHIO, Inc. In addition to Les’s financial expertise, he was motivated by a strong spirit of
volunteerism. It is to that dedication and spirit of giving that the Les Gutter Memorial Scholarship was
created to promote and inspire young persons with bleeding disorders to pursue their career goals
through post-secondary education. 

The Les Gutter Memorial Scholarship applications have been reviewed, scored, and carefully evaluated by the FAMOHIO scholarship committee and…drumroll…the recipients for 2022-2023 are:  

Rylee Deitsch                     Ohio Dominican University                       Accounting

Joshua Galley                     University of Cincinnati                             Physical Therapy Assistant

Ashton LaBelle                   Ohio University                                           Business/Finance

Bailey McGinnis                 Walsh University                                        Government and Foreign Affairs

Tyler Miller                         Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics        Specialized Technology 

Owen Volney                      Miami University                                       Biology

Tim Wohl                             Ohio State University                               Physical Therapy

Each of the recipients are most deserving and honor the legacy of Les Gutter by working hard at their educational endeavors.  The board of FAMOHIO offers sincere congratulations to these students.

The application for the 2023 Les Gutter Memorial Scholarship will be posted to the FAMHIO website at the beginning of 2023.  Updates to the current scholarship process and timelines will be explained in detail.  

Scholarships were awarded to the above recipients. Keep in mind, scholarship applications that are received in full with all requirements and questions carefully answered and with current supporting documents, score higher in the evaluation process.  Added attention is given to volunteer efforts and financial need.