Martyn Family Endowed M.K. Scholarship

Jay and Lynda Martyn

Type: Endowed

Donor: Jay and Lynda Martyn

Established: 2008

This scholarship is in honor of Taylor and Allison Martyn who met their freshman year at JBU. Taylor was involved in iLead and was a teacher’s assistant. Allison was a member of the swim team and active in Passion groups. Both were RA’s, volunteered with Young Life, and taught a Bible study for high school sophomores at Harvard Baptist Church. They married after their 2003 graduation and soon began working overseas producing short and long-form films all over the world, as well as marketing international companies and non-profits throughout Africa. Jay and Lynda Martyn are grateful for the education and mentoring their children received at JBU, and for their opportunities to grow spiritually, intellectually, and socially.

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