Applications for the 2025-2026 Roy Warner Memorial Scholarship Supporting Trade School Students
Applications for the 2025-2026 Roy Warner Memorial Scholarship Supporting Trade School Students
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Frances Roy Agency Opens Applications for the 2025-2026 Roy Warner Memorial Scholarship Supporting Trade School Students
VALPARAISO, Fla. Frances Roy Agency has opened applications for its 2025–2026 Roy Warner Memorial Scholarship, an annual award established to honor the life and legacy of Roy Warner, Founder, Shantelle Dedicke’s late grandfather. A craftsman known for his integrity, resilience, and unshakeable work ethic, Warner’s legacy continues to inspire the agency and guide its support of students pursuing skilled, trade-based careers.
About Roy Warner
Roy Warner built his life through construction, carpentry, and a deep belief in the dignity of hard work. He was respected not only for the craftsmanship of his hands but for the steadiness of his character and the stories he carried. His values: discipline, generosity, and pride in one’s craft, remain foundational to the scholarship created in his name.
Scholarship Details
The Roy Warner Memorial Scholarship supports students pursuing education in the skilled trades, including but not limited to construction, mechanical, industrial, medical, creative, entrepreneurial, and other vocational fields. Ideal applicants will demonstrate a commitment to their chosen trade, a strong work ethic, and the drive to build a meaningful career that reflects Roy Warner’s spirit.
“Our team pours so much heart into this scholarship because Roy Warner wasn’t just my grandfather; his life shaped the values that built this agency,” said Shantelle Dedicke, founder and president of Frances Roy Agency. “Seeing last year’s recipient, Rylee Lorenz, take her first steps into a nursing career reminded us why we do this. We believe in the power of skilled work, and we are honored to invest in young people who carry that legacy forward.”
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must:
Be a high school senior, high school graduate, or currently enrolled in a trade school program.
Demonstrate interest in pursuing a career in the trades.
Submit a personal essay describing their passion for their chosen trade and how they plan to uphold the values that defined Roy Warner’s life.
Award
One recipient will receive a financial award to support their trade school education. A committee of Frances Roy Agency team members and Warner family representatives will review all applications and select the student who best reflects the scholarship’s mission.
How to Apply
Applicants must submit all required materials, including a personal essay, by April 15, 2026, to hello@francesroy.com. The scholarship recipient will be announced on May 23, 2026, Roy Warner’s birthday. Additional information is available at www.francesroy.com.
Frances Roy Agency Guiding Principles
Family First
Do More with Less
Don’t Be Afraid to Take Chances
Hard Work is the Best Work
Never Settle for Less Than Your Best
Give Generously
The Frances Roy Agency encourages aspiring tradespeople to apply for this year’s scholarship and proudly continues to honor Roy Warner’s legacy through meaningful support of the next generation.
To submit an application and to learn more, please visit www.francesroy.com.
About Frances Roy Agency
Founded by Shantelle Dedicke on April 1, 2016, Frances Roy Agency is an award-winning, full-service, strategic marketing firm based on Florida’s Emerald Coast. Dedicated to propelling brands forward, the agency specializes in providing solutions that drive results and foster meaningful connections. With a diverse team of experts at the intersection of creativity, strategy, and innovation, Frances Roy Agency crafts compelling narratives and designs for businesses across the United States. The agency is driven by its core values and a client-focused approach, helping clients not only stand out in the market but also achieve meaningful results and conversions.
Applications for the 2025-2026 Roy Warner Memorial Scholarship Supporting Trade School Students