Colton Stout Memorial & Scholarship Fund
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On July 30, 1993, Colton Alexander Stout came into this world with a smile on his face and a heart made of gold. Even as he got older, that never changed. That is, until I received a phone call from a nurse at UT Hospital in Knoxville, TN.
On January 30, 2014, in Oak Ridge, TN, my wonderful 20 year old son, Colton Alexander Stout, was in a horrific, fatal car wreck. In the blink of an eye, he was gone from everyone that loved him and in the presence God Himself. Colton packed more in 20 1/2 years than anyone I know. He was a volunteer firefighter for Marlow Volunteer Fire Department, an EMT by profession for Campbell County EMS, a substitute teacher for
the Anderson County School System and part time student at Roane State Community College. He also taught Emergency Responder Class two nights a week for Campbell County EMS in TN. In the second photo, Colton is 2nd from the left in the green shirt. Ever since he was a preschooler, he wanted to be a fireman. He achieved all his childdhood dreams in exactly 20 years and 6 months.
To honor Colton and keep his dreams and memory alive in a way that stands for what he believed in most, helping people, we have started a 501(c)(3) in his name. Our goal is to award 2 scholarships by the end of the year. One going to a student whose dream is to be an EMT and the other to be awarded to a paramedic who wishes to further their career and be a Critical Care Paramedic by attending Roane State Community College.
Our first fundraiser is a 5K, on August 2, 2014 in Oak Ridge, TN called Buy the Ticket, Take the Ride. I hope you feel led to help send deserving men and women to school to help them acheive their dreams.
Thank you,
His mother, Tracy and broother, Conor Stout-Powers
and the committee members of the Colton Stout Scholarship Fund, Inc.
On January 30, 2014, in Oak Ridge, TN, my wonderful 20 year old son, Colton Alexander Stout, was in a horrific, fatal car wreck. In the blink of an eye, he was gone from everyone that loved him and in the presence God Himself. Colton packed more in 20 1/2 years than anyone I know. He was a volunteer firefighter for Marlow Volunteer Fire Department, an EMT by profession for Campbell County EMS, a substitute teacher for
the Anderson County School System and part time student at Roane State Community College. He also taught Emergency Responder Class two nights a week for Campbell County EMS in TN. In the second photo, Colton is 2nd from the left in the green shirt. Ever since he was a preschooler, he wanted to be a fireman. He achieved all his childdhood dreams in exactly 20 years and 6 months.
To honor Colton and keep his dreams and memory alive in a way that stands for what he believed in most, helping people, we have started a 501(c)(3) in his name. Our goal is to award 2 scholarships by the end of the year. One going to a student whose dream is to be an EMT and the other to be awarded to a paramedic who wishes to further their career and be a Critical Care Paramedic by attending Roane State Community College.
Our first fundraiser is a 5K, on August 2, 2014 in Oak Ridge, TN called Buy the Ticket, Take the Ride. I hope you feel led to help send deserving men and women to school to help them acheive their dreams.
Thank you,
His mother, Tracy and broother, Conor Stout-Powers
and the committee members of the Colton Stout Scholarship Fund, Inc.
Organizer
Tracy Stout Powers
Organizer
Oak Ridge, TN
