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2020 JAVA FOUNDERS SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION The JAVA Founders Scholarship is awarded in memory of the founder of JAVA, Colonel Sunday Phil Ishim (USA re red), his wife, Constance, and their son, Douglas

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