

Congratulations to the 2019 Beret’s Light scholarship recipients from Marshall High School: Jenna Zeug, Bailey Nelson, Kianna Prins and Bryce Paulsen! Thank you for your essay submissions and best of luck next year at college.
Please nominate someone you know who is currently battling cancer or an illness to receive a “Beret’s Basket”. These baskets include some of Beret’s favorite things used to bring comfort throughout her cancer treatment journey, along with a few personalized items for the basket receiver.
All nominations will be considered. Thank you for helping us Be The Light!
The Beret’s Light Golf Scramble on Saturday, June 16th was a HUGE success!! Thank you to all who all our sponsors and everyone who golfed and volunteered! We appreciate all the support. Thank you David Cherry for taking your day to capture this amazing event and to Oak Marsh Golf Course for being a such a wonderful place to host this event!
Congratulations to the 2018 recipients of the Beret’s Light scholarships. These students submitted essays discussing their thoughts on school safety in light of recent events. A reoccurring theme in the essays addressed the need for kindness, compassion and respect toward fellow students. Well done, young people. “Go. Be a light every day.”
A special thank you to Beret’s aunt, Renee Stevens, for sponsoring these scholarships through Beret’s Light and also to Shirley Greenfield, MHS, for help coordinating them.
(Aida Ramirez, Lauren Noriega, Jonah Bader, Allie Bladholm)
Sign up for the 1st annual Beret’s Light Golf Tournament on Saturday, June 16th!
Click here to register to golf.
Click here to sponsor the golf tournament. Sponsorship information below.
Beret’s Light is a recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit.
We are excited to kick-off the first annual Beret’s Light scholarship. Beret’s Light believes that every person regardless of their circumstances or abilities has the potential to “Be the Light” and we look forward to seeing all of the applications!
Beret’s Light, Inc. is awarding a $500 scholarship to a senior Marshall High School student. This scholarship was established to honor the memory of Beret Rysdahl, a 2006 Marshall High School graduate who died from breast cancer in 2015. One of Beret’s goals in her final years of life was to ‘be the light, every day’.
In an essay of 500 words or less, please discuss this philosophy and what you perceive it to mean for your life.
The scholarship may be used at a college, university, or vocational school. Along with the essay, students must include a transcript of their high school grades.
For more information on Beret’s Light please visit: beretslight.com or www.facebook.com/BeretsLight/
Return all of the information above to beretslight@gmail.com by: May 12, 2017.