Welcome to The Michael W. Grim Scholarship Fund
 The Michael Wayne Grim Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1980. Since 1981, a C.B. East senior student athlete possessing qualities similar to those exemplified in Michael's life is chosen to receive this award. At C.B. East, Mike was a leader and captain of the Patriot Basketball Team which finished first in the Bux-Mont League and third in the District in 1979.
He was a diligent, hard-working individual determined to perform as well in the classroom as he did on the basketball court. His creativity and potential, which seemed so great at the time, were cut short in the brief moments it took for a tragic automobile accident to occur. To honor his life and memory, his family, coaches and friends established this Scholarship Fund. Student athletes at C.B East are considered for this award if they participate in a varsity sport, maintain at least a 3.8 grade point average, and clearly demonstrate leadership, maturity, and sportsmanship qualities. Donations can be sent to:
The Michael W. Grim Memorial Scholarship Fund
c/o Dr. & Mrs. Wayne Grim
944 Nathaniel Trail
Warwick, PA 18974
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Previous Recipients:
1981 - Dwight Erickson, Drexel
1982 - Wendy Maximuck, Millersville
1983 - Christopher Huber, Delaware
1984 - Gareth Zebley, Muhlenberg
1985 - Kevin Davis, Lafayette
1986 - Jennifer Kurilla, Scranton
1987 - Lauren Myers, Kent State
1988 - Michael McCauley, Dickinson
1989 - Brett Spoerle, Washington U of St. Louis
1990 - Greg Chess, Penn State
1991 - Kristen Buck, Virginia
1992 - Patricia Cunnane, Columbia
1993 - Brett Sleicher, James Madison
1994 - Joseph Carlon, U of PA
1995 - Brett Shaw, Bloomsburg
1996 - Allison Brown, Princeton
1997 - Bryan Walsh, Princeton
1998 - Kevin McCann, Brown
1999 - Mark Mattern, Duke
2000 - Nick Baldasari, St. Josephs
2001 - Ryan Mintzer, U of Florida
2002 - Matt Silk, Georgetown
2003 - Lauren Crandall, Wake Forest University
2004 - Megan Maragakes, Georgetown
2005 - Kevin Silk, Boston College
2006 - Justin Hunt, Southern Methodist
2007 - Natalie Punchak, Georgetown
2008 - Carmen Shulman, Brown
2009 - Andrew Degatano, Cornell
2010 - Jay Leventhall, U of PA
2011 - Melissa Remmey, Wake Forest University
2012 - Josh Bernard. Johns Hopkins University
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