The Bobby Stark Foundation

The Bobby Stark Foundation was formed with the purpose of providing a yearly scholarship to an indiviual or individuals 18-22 yrs old. The scholarship winner will be chosen by the directors of the Bobby Stark Foundation based upon a written application.

The scholarships will go to young individuals that need assistance and are doing what they can to help their community.

Scholarships awarded

2006, Pool Tourney and Garage Sale, 3 scholarships: Total $2500
2007, Golf Tourney and Garage Sale, 7 scholarships: Total $5000
2008, Golf Tourney and Garage Sale, 15 scholarships: Total $8000
2009, Golf Tourney, Garage Sale and Poker Tourney, 7 scholarships: Total $4700

Bobby Stark

Bobby tragically lost his life on Saturday, February 11, 2006 at the young age of 18. Bobby was born on January 1, 1988 and was the youngest son of Bill and Diane Stark. He was a senior at North Canyon High School and was going to graduate in May 2006.

Bobby was a young man who had a talent for making everyone around him feel better. He had a quick and infectious smile that made everyone who met him feel at home. He was as comfortable speaking with 6 year olds as well as 70 year olds.

Bobby had a tremendous love for athletics. He watched every game of the Green Bay Packers, Phoenix Suns and Arizona Diamondbacks. He studied the sports page each morning and memorized statistical information about his favorite teams. His goal was to be a sports announcer. At 12 years old, Bobby won the LIttle Ceasars' Announcer of the Game for the Arizona Diamondbacks.

He is survived by his parents, Bill and Diane Stark, brother, Billy Stark, maternal grandmother, Nancy Hulverson, numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends around the nation. He is preceded in death by his maternal grandfather, Robert Hulverson of Durand, Wisconsin, paternal grandparents, Bill and Gladys Stark of Cudahy, Wisconsin and his uncle Gerry Stark also of Cudahy.