Ava Hutchins-Vinson
First Place: Ava Vinson, a graduate passionate about both education and the arts, plans to double major in Educational Psychology and Theater to pursue a career as a teacher and counselor for elementary students. A former literacy coach who also starred as Cinderella in her school’s production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Ava is dedicated to academic excellence, creative expression, and serving her community. She is the daughter of Lauren and Jason Vinson, granddaughter of Kimberly and Elliot Vinson, great-granddaughter of Bernice and Edgar Vinson, and great-great-granddaughter of Johnnie and Condie “Babe” Todd .
Dysen Adams
Second Place: Dysen Adams is pursuing a degree in Criminal Justice with the goal of becoming a criminal investigator dedicated to fairness, community trust, and helping victims. A strong student with experience in youth mentoring and volunteer work, he is committed to academic excellence, service, and leadership. Born and raised in Todd Town, Dysen carries forward the values of his community as he works toward a career in justice.
Destin Daffin
Third Place: Destin Daffin, a summa cum laude graduate of Davidson High School in Mobile, Alabama, is pursuing a degree in Radiologic Sciences at the University of South Alabama. With aspirations of becoming an x-ray technician, Destin is committed to academic excellence and campus involvement. He is the son of Cassandra and Yancy Daffin, grandson of Barbara and Asberry Daffin Jr., great-grandson of Condie and Johnnie Todd, and great-great-grandson of Sam and Sarah Todd.
Congratulations to our 2025 Todd Town Community Historical Society Scholarship recipients, and to all who applied. Each applicant demonstrated excellence, determination, and a have bright futures ahead. We are proud to support these students as they continue their education and carry forward the values of hard work, service, and legacy.