Paris, Tennessee – The Paris and Henry County Healthcare Foundation announces Landry Horton as the recipient of the prestigious Harold and Opal Plumley Scholarship. This scholarship, named to honor the Plumleys’ dedication to healthcare and education, is awarded annually to a deserving graduating senior from Henry County High School.
Landry Horton has been selected for her exemplary academic record, commitment to excellence, and passion for pursuing a career in healthcare. She will be using this scholarship to pursue a degree in Neuroscience at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Landry’s dedication to her studies and her ambition to make a difference in the medical field make her an outstanding choice for this award.
“We are thrilled to award the Harold and Opal Plumley Scholarship to Landry Horton,” according to James Smith, President of the Paris and Henry County Healthcare Foundation. “Landry’s determination and passion for healthcare exemplify the values that our foundation stands for. We believe she will make significant contributions to the medical field in the future.”
Landry Horton is the daughter of Brian and Leigh Ann Horton, and the granddaughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joe B. Mobley Jr. Her family’s support and encouragement have played a crucial role in her academic achievements and her pursuit of a career in healthcare.
The Paris and Henry County Healthcare Foundation extends its warmest congratulations to Landry Horton on being awarded the Harold and Opal Plumley Scholarship. We wish her all the best in her academic pursuits and future endeavors in the field of healthcare.
For more information about the Paris and Henry County Healthcare Foundation and its scholarship programs, please visit https://www.hcmc-tn.org/about-hcmc/henry-county healthcare-foundation/