The Sanilac County Community Foundation is pleased to announce Madison Hoig, Shaun Holland, Linzee Mathews, Callie Morse and Payge Roskey as 2026 recipients of the Brown City Community Schools Seager-Swartz Scholarship.
Madison Hoig is the daughter of Ryan Hoig and Daniele Gall. During high school, she participated in basketball, softball, volleyball, and the National Honor Society. Madison is attending St. Clair County Community College pursuing her associate’s degree in marketing as well as a certificate in graphic design.
Shaun Holland is the son of Jon and Desiree Holland. During high school, he was involved in football, wrestling and track. He was also a member of the high school band and marching band. Shaun is attending Northern Michigan University studying construction management.
Linzee Mathews is the daughter of Joann and Steve Mathews. During high school, she played volleyball and softball, participated in marching band, and was a member of the National Honor Society. Linzee was nominated for several All-Conference awards in volleyball and softball, including 1st Team, 2nd Team, and Honorable Mention. During her junior year, she obtained her CNA license as well as her CPR and BLS certification from the Sanilac Career Center and also received the Principal’s Award from the Sanilac Career Center. Linzee is attending Delta College studying radiography.
Callie Morse is the daughter of Susan and George Morse. During high school, she played volleyball and softball, was president of the National Honor Society, Class President, and M.I.T.E.S President. Callie is attending Delta College in the Physical Therapist Assistant program while also continuing her softball career.
Payge Roskey is the daughter of Jennifer and Eric Roskey. During high school, she participated in cross-country and track, was a member of the National Honor Society and the Brown City Math Academic Team, and served on the class council. Payge is attending Saginaw Valley State University where she is studying business.
The Brown City Community Schools Seager-Swartz Scholarship is a permanently endowed fund at the Sanilac County Community Foundation, established by the late Lola Kay and Miner Seager, proud Brown City graduates and Michigan State University alumni. Deeply rooted in their appreciation for education and love for their hometown, the Seagers created this endowed scholarship to provide lasting support for Brown City graduates pursuing their education at Michigan-supported colleges or universities. This fund is administered in partnership with Brown City Community Schools and is designed to assist both graduating seniors and Brown City alumni as they continue their education. Students may be awarded the Seager-Swartz Scholarship for up to four years. Through their thoughtful legacy, the Seagers continue to open doors of opportunity for generations of local students, reflecting their belief in the power of education and community investment.
This scholarship is administered through the Sanilac County Community Foundation (SCCF). For more information on scholarship opportunities, visit www.SanilacFoundation.org or contact the Community Foundation office at 810-648-3634.
