DENVER - ColoradoDesk -- he Lyons Aviation Foundation is proud to announce the 2021 aviation scholarship winners.  The foundation was able to award a total of 5 scholarships this year – a monumental accomplishment considering this was our inaugural year!  Five aspiring pilots from across the United States were selected:

Colin Manning, 17 of Steilacoom, WA, received a scholarship amount of $3620 to support him in completing the requirements for a private pilot certificate.

Philip Krzyszton, 18, of Waumandee, WI, received a scholarship amount of $3000 to support him in completing the requirements for a private pilot certificate.

Veda Miles, 17, of Denver, Colorado, received a scholarship amount of $1500 to continue her flight training.

Levin So, 17, of Honolulu, Hawaii, received a scholarship amount of $1500 to continue his flight training.

Mikey Doyle, 16, of Charleston, SC, received a scholarship amount of $1500 to begin his flight training.

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About The Lyons Aviation Foundation:

The Lyons Aviation Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non profit private foundation that exists to support and encourage the next generation of pilots and aviators through offering financial scholarships to deserving young persons who are pursuing their Private Pilot Certificate. The Lyons family has been involved in and maintained a history of aviation-related careers for over 65 years.  The Lyons Aviation Foundation story started with Rolf C. Lyons, when he entered military service at the age of 17, enlisting in the United States Air Force in 1955, with his sons later following in his footsteps. This foundation was born out of a desire to give back to the aviation community and the future pilots, mechanics, and engineers working in the field by providing an opportunity to those that might not otherwise have the means to pursue aviation as a career path.  This foundation is a living tribute to a family story and its ties to aviation, military service, and one another.  More information can be found at www.lyonsaviation.org.