Khristin Elizabeth Kyllo
IN MEMORIAM
A shining star now forever lighting the path of all those whom she loved and who loved her.
The Khristin Kyllo Memorial Fund was created by her parents, Julie and Tom Kyllo, along with the help of many of their friends, school administrators, coaches and neighbors. The inspiration for this Fund came directly from Khristin and the way she motivated the people around her along with her love of sports and her passion for life. Khristin inspired her teammates and her friends to seize every moment and not take anything for granted. The Fund will be used to support seizure research/education and provide scholarships to individuals at James Madison High School who embody the ideals by which Khristin lived.
2011 - We were able to award a $5,000 and $1,500 scholarship to James Madison High School students. Thank you for your support!
2012 - We were able to award a $5,000 scholarship to a James Madison High School student. She will be attending the College of Charleston.
2012 - We donated $1,000 to SUDEP AWARE! It's important to spread the word about this fatal condition.
2013 - We were able to award a $5,000 and a $1,500 scholarship to Madison High School students. They will both be able to attend college in the Fall as first generation college students.
The New LOVE BAG is here! Your purchase will provide support for the memorial fund.
(Click on the LOVE BAG tab above)
EVENTS: Friday June 7th
VIENNA IDOL will donate 10% of the proceeds to SUDEPAware.org (click on the VIENNA IDOL tab above)
The Khristin Kyllo Memorial Fund was created by her parents, Julie and Tom Kyllo, along with the help of many of their friends, school administrators, coaches and neighbors. The inspiration for this Fund came directly from Khristin and the way she motivated the people around her along with her love of sports and her passion for life. Khristin inspired her teammates and her friends to seize every moment and not take anything for granted. The Fund will be used to support seizure research/education and provide scholarships to individuals at James Madison High School who embody the ideals by which Khristin lived.
2011 - We were able to award a $5,000 and $1,500 scholarship to James Madison High School students. Thank you for your support!
2012 - We were able to award a $5,000 scholarship to a James Madison High School student. She will be attending the College of Charleston.
2012 - We donated $1,000 to SUDEP AWARE! It's important to spread the word about this fatal condition.
2013 - We were able to award a $5,000 and a $1,500 scholarship to Madison High School students. They will both be able to attend college in the Fall as first generation college students.
The New LOVE BAG is here! Your purchase will provide support for the memorial fund.
(Click on the LOVE BAG tab above)
EVENTS: Friday June 7th
VIENNA IDOL will donate 10% of the proceeds to SUDEPAware.org (click on the VIENNA IDOL tab above)
Athletics play a significant role in the mission and spirit of James Madison High School. The School’s athletic program embodies the community’s endeavor to educate the whole person. Rather than existing as an entity separate from the School’s academic mission, athletics complement and enhance the intellectual life of JMHS. JMHS’s student-athletes demonstrate intensive self-discipline, motivation, and heart, excelling not only as competitors, but also as advanced and committed students.
Your tax deductible contribution can be made either through this website or by check made out to Khristin Kyllo Memorial Fund and mailed c/o JMHS Athletic Boosters, James Madison High School, 2500 James Madison Drive, Vienna, VA. 22181.
Khristin Elizabeth Kyllo, age 18, of Vienna, Va, died on Thursday, January 13, 2011 at Princeton University.
Your tax deductible contribution can be made either through this website or by check made out to Khristin Kyllo Memorial Fund and mailed c/o JMHS Athletic Boosters, James Madison High School, 2500 James Madison Drive, Vienna, VA. 22181.
Khristin Elizabeth Kyllo, age 18, of Vienna, Va, died on Thursday, January 13, 2011 at Princeton University.
