Hallettsville Attorney Honors Uncle With A President’s Endowed Scholarship
When Hallettsville attorney and rancher Terrell Mullins thought about a way to honor his late uncle, Lt. Col. Willard Levin, he turned to an area Mullins knew his uncle cherished – education.
Mullins established the Lt. Col Willard Levin President’s Endowed Scholarship in the Texas A&M Foundation.
“Although his degree was in engineering, Willard Levin was well versed in music, literature, and the arts,” said Mullins. “He was passionate about education and I know that he would be proud to be assisting a student to obtain a liberal arts degree at Texas A&M University.”
Levin grew up in Columbus, Ohio, and worked in his father’s clothing store. He graduated from Ohio State University in 1941 with a degree in mechanical engineering. He entered the military after college and was stationed at the Army air base in Victoria, where he met Mullins’ aunt, Anne Elkowitz.
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