Chesney Carmack
PORT HURON, MICH. —Woman’s Life, a Trusted Fraternal Life brand that helps women and their families achieve financial stability through life insurance and annuity products, is proud to announce Chesney Carmack of Katy, Texas, as a Woman’s Life Scholarship recipient for the 2026–2027 academic year. Chesney, a member of Chapter 081 in Ely, Minnesota, will study public health at Texas State University.
“Scholarships are one way Woman’s Life helps our members invest in their futures,” said Lisa Pilon, Woman’s Life Member Engagement Representative. “We are honored to recognize Chesney as an outstanding student and support her as she pursues her education, develops her talents and makes a meaningful difference in the community.”
Each year, Woman’s Life awards four merit- and need-based scholarships for undergraduate study. Each scholarship provides $1,000 per year for up to four years. Additional recipients are: Nicholas Jamison of Algonquin, Illinois; Kegan McPharlin of Port Huron, Michigan; and Dane Smith of Kimball, Michigan.
Scholarship recipients must be a life insurance benefit member of Woman’s Life. Learn more about this membership benefit at womanslife.org/member-benefits/scholarship-opportunity/.
About Woman’s Life
Woman’s Life Insurance Society was founded in Port Huron, Michigan in 1892 with a mission of helping women build financial security for themselves and their families and supporting community outreach. Woman’s Life offers life insurance and annuities for women, men and children. Through the sale of these financial products, Woman’s Life funds community projects held by its active members to benefit charitable organizations and individuals in need. For more information, visit WomansLife.org.
About Trusted Fraternal Life
Established in March 2024 by Catholic Financial Life, Trusted Fraternal Life’s family of brands includes Catholic Financial Life, Degree of Honor, Woman’s Life and Catholic United Financial. Providing life insurance and annuity products to its more than 200,000 members and with nearly $3 billion in assets, Trusted Fraternal Life is committed to building the next-gen fraternal benefit society—serving more members, across more communities, with more impact. For more information, visit trustedfraternallife.org.
