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EMPLOYEE WELL-BEING

The Next Generation of Incredible Minds
Meet Martin Marietta’s 2024 Scholars

Every year, Martin Marietta selects a talented, thoughtful Kaylee Boston—Southwest Division
and innovative group of students whose values make them Parents: Angie and Carl “Ray” Boston, electrical and IT
ideal recipients of the Martin Marietta Scholarship.
superintendent at Midlothian Cement
Hometown: Grandview, Texas
For 2024, a new class has been inducted into the coveted
School: Texas State University
program to pursue their goals and earn valuable
Current Major: Human Development and Family Sciences
knowledge and experience.
Future Career Goal: Pediatric occupational therapist
To assist with the financial responsibilities of higher Like a Good Neighbor: As an active member of her high
education, each scholar earns $5,000 a year for expenses school’s Family, Career and Community Leaders of
at an accredited college or university. Renewable for up to America organization, Kaylee learned essential abilities
four years, each student’s award has a total value of up to such as communication skills, critical thinking techniques
$20,000 that is used while working toward a degree. and leadership practices. Kaylee is also active with
numerous charitable causes and has participated in toy
Read on to preview the bright futures of our next generation collections, canned food drives and other community
of doctors, business leaders, engineers and industry service projects.
professionals benefiting from the Martin Marietta Scholarship.

Olivia Ashbrook—West Division
Parents: Jennifer and Eric Ashbrook, senior sales
representative in the Rocky Mountain Region
Hometown: Littleton, Colorado
School: Creighton University
Current Major: Pre-Medicine and Biology
Future Career Goal: Pediatric oncologist
Kickin’ It: Olivia has played soccer throughout her life and
secured a varsity spot on her high school’s team in her
freshman year. Even more, Olivia served as the team’s
captain for two years. She said soccer taught her
compassion, empathy and gratitude. Olivia has also taken a
wide variety of classes, such as astronomy, advanced
literature and film studies.

Kaylee Boston

Olivia Ashbrook

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