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Sgt. Nicole Gee Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship is in memory of Sgt. Nicole Gee. She was a 2016 Oakmont High School graduate. She was one of the 13 U.S. service members killed in an attack in Kabul, Afghanistan on August 26, 2021. Nicole has been described as a ‘model Marine’ who loved her job. While she was at Oakmont, she played on the softball team and remained in contact with several of her former teachers. Nicole is a hometown hero. Her life and service to our country will never be forgotten.
This scholarship will be awarded to a senior at Oakmont that will be enlisting in any branch of the military. We hope this scholarship money can help that student with expenses to travel home and see their family.
Please consider donating to this scholarhsip in memory of Sgt. Nicole Gee.
OR
Make a check out to RJUHSD with Sgt Nicole Gee Scholarship in the memo.
Checks should be mailed to:
RJUHSD Bus Svcs Dept-Attn Scholarships1750 Cirby WayRoseville, CA 95661Testimonials from Nicole's Oakmont teachers:
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Mr. Maas said, “Nicole was an amazing person just coming into the prime of her life. There was so much potential in her to do amazing things in this world. Nicole died a hero in every sense of the word doing exactly what she was made to do - help others. Nicole was a person that made the people around her better, she encouraged others to do better then they were in that moment. ”
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Ms. Cox, “Nicole was well liked by her peers….she was kind and compassionate. She was a beautiful young woman inside and out”
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Mr. Jinguji, “I will always remember her for the strong, vibrant, and caring person that she was. A service career was a perfect fit. She always wanted to help others and make the world a better place.”