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On May 13, 2025, a Republican woman from Prescott awarded scholarships between five and five seniors at Yavapai County High School during her luncheon in May. Four of these students attend universities in Arizona, while one pursues education at trade schools to become an aesthetician.
Photo courtesy of Republican women in Prescott
RWOP launched the scholarship program in 2015 and has since supported 109 students with a cumulative total of $155,225 in the scholarship fund.
Scholarship recipients are:
- Reese Farrell: A graduate of Prescott High School, Reese will be studying environmental engineering at Northern Arizona University.
- Cade Cunningham: Participated in Arizona Agribusiness Center and earned an associate degree in science from Yabapai College. Cade will specialize in global security and intelligence research at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
- Kadence Huddleson: A graduate of Prescott High School, Kadence attends the Wildflower Skin Institute and trains as an aesthetician.
- Ryan Dachenhausen: After completing his studies at Prescott High School, Ryan pursues a career in accounting at Arizona State University.
- Brooklyn Little: He attended Chino Valley High School and received an A-GEC degree from Yavapai University, where he plans to study nursing at Grand Canyon University.
Congratulations to the members of the Scholarship Committee for their efforts.
Committee members include Jean Perle (chair), Karen Varela, Diana Thompson, Nancy Karp and Dawn Hriljac.
Funding for this scholarship program will be possible through RWOP fundraising and contributions from RWOP members, friends and the Rhodes Foundation.
Founded in 1942, RWOP proudly holds the title of the nation’s largest Republican women’s club, with around 1,000 members.
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