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Meridian Member Named National Merit Finalist

October 25, 2016

Justin Daniel Wiley, son of Craig and Cheryl Wiley of Caldwell, has been named a National Merit Scholarship Finalist. Justin served as senior class president of and graduated with the class of 2016 from Fountainview Academy in British Columbia, Canada.

He will attend Andrews University under a full-tuition scholarship, majoring in mechanical engineering. Justin enjoys hiking, backpacking, skiing, wakeboarding, playing the cello, HAM radio and all things related to aviation.

Cheryl Wiley, Meridian Church member

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