Len Keller Scholarship of Honor
Leonard Keller had just turned nineteen when he was drafted in the spring of 1966. He completed basic training at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, went on to advanced infantry training at Fort Polk, Louisiana, then joined the 60th Infantry in Vietnam.
Sergeant Len Keller was awarded the Medal of Honor on September 19, 1968 by President, Lyndon Johnson for gallantry acts during Vietnam. Tragically, Len died after a motorcycle accident in 2009.
Keller served for two years in Vietnam, then worked for 28 more as a civilian in the supply department at Pensacola Naval Air Station.
Photo by Nick DelCalz
Recipients
2018

Paris Turner is studying Biology and Military Science at Harris-Stowe State University
2017
Nathaniel Martinez is enlisted in the United States Marine Corps.
2016
Delaushea Fricks is studying nursing at Southern Illionis University
2015
Phallen Lambert is studying Nursing at Collage of Dupage
2014
Raven Wainwright attended Eastern Illionis University to studying Pharmacy.
2013
Martin Jimenez pursued a degree in Criminal Justice.
2012
Sharese Adams studied to become a Special Education Teacher
Contributors
3 star sponsor
Sue LeTourneau
1 star sponsor
Luz Alvarez