The Theodore Lybrook Memorial Scholarship was established to honor the life, values, and legacy of Theodore “Ted” Lybrook, a lifelong farmer, steward of the land, and devoted member of the agricultural community.

Born on September 21, 1965, in Hamilton, Ohio, Ted grew up with a deep connection to the land and later took over the family farm, carrying forward generations of dedication, responsibility, and pride in family farming. He transformed farming from a livelihood into a lasting legacy grounded in hard work, integrity, and respect for the land.

Ted was a 1983 graduate of Eaton High School and a proud alumnus of Miami University, where he carried the spirit of his alma mater throughout his life. He was a loyal, if occasionally grumbling, fan of the Cincinnati Reds and Bengals, a supporter of the Preble County Junior Fair, a NASCAR enthusiast, cyclist, boater, and a public servant who proudly served as Fiscal Officer for Israel Township.

Most of all, Ted believed in community, continuity, and caring for what you are entrusted to grow, whether land, family, or opportunity. This scholarship program exists to support students pursuing education in agriculture, farming, and related fields, ensuring that Ted’s passion for the land and for future generations of farmers lives on through education.

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