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Pioneers Represent in Twenty Under 40! Awards

 



Three Malone alumni, Quinn Parker '11, Allison Harvey '15, and Kylee Crislip '16, were named as 2025 Twenty under 40! award recipients. This program recognizes twenty outstanding individuals each year based on business acumen, leadership, commitment to the community, volunteerism, and personal and professional achievements. A current Malone faculty, Andre Payne, was also named as an award recipient. 
  • Quinn Parker '11 was recognized for his career at GDK & Company as well as his contributions to the Stark Community through multiple volunteer boards and service opportunities. 
  • Allison Harvey '15 was recognized for her work with Habitat for Humanity and the efforts toward making affordable housing accessible. 
  • Kylee Crislip '16 was recognized for her work at CommQuest combatting Stark County's mental health challenges.  
We are so proud of these emerging leaders from our Pioneer community who are living out Malone's mission to our world and keep Christ's Kingdom First. Congratulations to Kylee, Allison, and Quinn on such a meaningful accomplishment; the Malone alumni community celebrates with you! 







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