The Allen P. and Josephine B. Green Foundation Scholarship selection committee announces the 2025 recipient of the scholarship to a Mexico High School student.

Camden Williams, an outstanding member of the senior class and son of Christopher and Stacey Williams, has been selected to receive the $7,500 annual scholarship, which is renewable for a total of four years. The Green Foundation has established this scholarship to assist deserving and qualified students in obtaining an excellent education. Camden will pursue a degree in molecular biology at Washington University.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen P. Green established the Allen P. and Josephine B. Green Foundation in 1941. Mr. Green moved to Mexico, Missouri, in 1910 and purchased the firebrick company that retained his name until it was sold in 1997. Recognizing the contribution of the A. P. Green Fire Brick Company to the community, and the contributions of the people of the community to the success of the company, the Green Foundation established this scholarship.

Larry Webber, chair of the Green Foundation Scholarship Committee said, “Camden is an
exceptional student and very deserving of this honor. We are extremely proud to name him as the
2025 recipient of the Green Foundation Scholarship. We hope this scholarship will be of
important assistance as he pursues his college degree, and we believe he will be an ambassador
that will make the Mexico community proud.”