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Harry
G. Barmeier and Carlyn Schmidt Barmeier |
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Barmeier
Scholarship, 'testament' to education's power, established
at Kellogg School
Harry G. Barmeier
and Carlyn Schmidt Barmeier were college sweethearts and business
majors at Northwestern University in the 1940's (both graduated
in 1948). After her husband's death in 1998, Mrs. Barmeier
made a life annuity gift to Northwestern University that would
provide her with income during her lifetime and fund scholarships
to Kellogg students following her death.
According to their
daughter, Amy Barmeier Dru, her mother established the Harry
G. Barmeier Scholarship at the Kellogg School of Management
through her estate to honor her husband and as a testament
to their shared belief that education is the solution to the
world's problems.
From 1952 to 1972
Harry Barmeier built a chain of 65 Red Barn and Howard Johnson
restaurants in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York. After he sold
his business in 1972, he became an independent investor. He
attributed his market success to his study of the fundamentals
and a willingness to be a "tortoise," not a "hare."
The inaugural Harry
G. Barmeier Scholarship was awarded in the 2004–2005
academic year.
For information
on how you can include the Kellogg School in your estate planning,
please contact Stephanie Blackburn Freeth at 847.491.3348.
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