Webster Family Class of 1990 Scholarship

In February of 2014, Mr. and Mrs. Webster announced to The Citadel Foundation their intention to establish the Webster Family Class of 1990 Scholarship. Upon graduation from The Citadel with a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology, Mr. Webster sought a Master’s of Business Management degree from Troy State University. His career path led him to become Director of Sales at NeuroLogica in 2005. Under his leadership, NeuroLogica successfully launched the CereTom portable CT scanner, CereTom OTOscan CT scanner, and the CereTom Doro Skull fixation product line. Since then, the CereTom is fast becoming a standard of care for Neuro/Pedi/Cardiac/Neonatal ICU’s and Neurosurgical/ENT/Maxillofacial operating rooms world-wide. Mr. Webster has been instrumental in forging a lasting relationship between Dr. Bernard Gordon, co-founder and Chairman of the Board of NeuroLogica, and The Citadel, playing a significant role in securing a transformational gift from the Gordon Foundation. Mr. and Mrs. Webster’s previous philanthropic support of The Citadel includes gifts to The Citadel Fund, the purpose of which is to provide funding for the greatest needs of the college. With the establishment of this endowed scholarship, Mr. and Mrs. Webster will provide perpetual support for generations of worthy cadets. The Webster Family Class of 1990 Scholarship is established by Mr. and Mrs. David Webster, in recognition of the members of the Webster family who served in defense of their country: David Webster: Major, US Army, Armor, 1990-2008 Carmine P. Grieco: SSG, US Army, Infantry, 1941-1945 Harold D. Webster: Tech 5, US Army, Infantry, 1943-1945 Anne Webster: Major, US Army, Medical Service, 1991-2002 Wayne J. Brule: SPEC 5, US Army, Engineers, 1960-1963 John Phillip Castle: Store Keeper Second Class, US Navy, Quartermaster, 1943-1945 Donald Earl Castle: First Trumpet Player, US Navy, Musician, 1917-1918 The primary purpose of the fund is to provide scholarship aid, based on financial need, to cadets commissioning into the Army, who possess attributes of leadership, scholarship and patriotism in accord with the high standards of The Citadel. Cadets who were active in scouting and achieved the rank of Eagle Scout for Boy Scouts or Gold Award for Girl Scouts shall be given special consideration for this scholarship.