Greenwood Sheriff's Daughter, Maggie Findley, Honored with Prestigious PBF Scholarship

Margaret 'Maggie' Findley, a pre-law student at the University of South Carolina's Darla Moore School of Business, has received a scholarship from the Police Benevolent Foundation (PBF). Maggie, the daughter of Greenwood sheriff’s Capt. Richard Findley, is known for her academic performance and community service.

Capt. Findley, who started his law enforcement career as an Explorer with the Charleston Police Department in 1992, has significantly influenced Maggie. She attributes her values of respect, assertiveness, and goal-orientation to her father's example.

The PBF scholarship is a significant achievement for Maggie and reflects her father's commitment to law enforcement and his daughter's education. She sees the scholarship as a recognition of her father's sacrifices and his successful parenting.

The scholarship was awarded to Maggie by SSPBA Sr. Vice-President Dave Soderberg. Her parents, Patricia and Wayne Findley, and Greenwood County Sheriff Dennis Kelly, were also present at the ceremony. Capt. Findley acknowledged his positive impact on his daughter and other young people.

In summary, Maggie Findley's PBF scholarship recognizes her academic success, service commitment, and the values she learned from her father's law enforcement career. As she pursues her goal of becoming a corporate attorney, she continues to uphold these values.

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