| ALISO VIEJO, CA., Aug. 3, 2005
- The Real Estate Apprentice™ Foundation today announced
the names of the Top 30 Semi-Finalists for the Real Estate Apprentice
Grants for Season II (Jan-June, 05). They are:
• Aly Yohn of Colorado;
• Angela Lambert-Busch of Michigan;
• Carol Jackson of Pennsylvania;
• Corlia MacDonald of Florida;
• Daphne Jackson of Louisiana;
• Dee Thompson of South Dakota;
• Dorothy Edwards of Arizona;
• Eddy Workinger of Florida;
• Jacqueline Goldin-Milligan of Texas;
• Joan Hindin of Pennsylvania;
• Josip Causic of Florida;
• Justin Gomez of Nebraska;
• Kathleen Wyatt of Kansas;
• Kristi Beamon of Michigan;
• Lily Angiolini of Michigan;
• Natalia Woodhall of Georgia;
• Priscilla Whiteside of California;
• Rhonda Swaney of Arizona;
• Richard Daugherty of Indiana;
• Robert Ginn of Georgia;
• Roland Castillo of Texas;
• Roxann McDaniel of Texas;
• Teresa Brooks of North Carolina;
• Terroll Lynn Hardee-Romere of Texas;
• Tina Barletta of North Carolina;
• Todd Rice of Colorado;
• Traci Martin of Maine;
• Troy Shepherd of North Carolina;
• Virginia Halter of North Carolina; and
• Will Davis from Tennessee.
”Season II Semi-Finalists represent a rich source
of latent industry talent that would be a compliment to any
real estate brokerage company” said Deputy Executive
Director Dr. Martin Oliver.
Total grant applications received during Season II were 3,593,
up 127% from Season I. The top 1% of applicants are now to
advance for final assessment. Once evaluated, 10 will become
Finalists. To the Finalists will go: One Grand Prize Grant
consisting of real estate product and services (approximate
value $75,000), and nine Finalist’s grants (approximate
value in products and services $5,000 each).
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