Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Heinlein Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Bertie McKinney Neva Haron

Type: Endowed

Donors:
Bertie McKinney
Neva Haron

Established: 1972

This scholarship was created to honor the donors' parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Heinlein. The Heinleins were very dedicated to Christian principles. Mr. Heinlein worked as a farmer and was also a lay Methodist minister. His mother, Elizabeth Heinlein of Ada, Missouri, made quilts and sold them for $5 each to raise money for missionaries. The Heinleins loved music. Their four surviving children played both pianos and organs in their homes.

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