Daryel Brock Memorial Scholarship
Honoring Leadership, Service, and Education in Missouri’s Wastewater Industry
The Daryel Brock Memorial Scholarship honors the legacy of Daryel William Brock, a pioneer in Missouri’s onsite wastewater industry and a passionate supporter of professional education.
Born in Cassville, Missouri, Daryel dedicated his career to improving environmental health across the state. From his early days as a Sanitarian to serving as Bureau Chief for Environmental Regulation & Licensure at the Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services, Daryel helped shape the state’s onsite wastewater requirements. In 1996, he was honored with the Governor’s Award for his impactful contributions. Although not a board member of MSO, Daryel actively collaborated with MSO to promote installer education and helped lay the groundwork for many of our current programs.
In 2009, Daryel passed away unexpectedly, leaving behind a legacy of service and a strong belief in the power of education. In his honor, the Daryel Brock Memorial Scholarship was established.
Scholarship Details
The Scholarship is dedicated to supporting children, dependents, nieces, nephews or grandchildren of active MSO members. Eligible students must be:
- Enrolled in a degree program at an accredited educational institution.
- Using the funds for tuition, required fees, course-related supplies, or equipment.
- Applicant must request application via written request (email or mail) and submit the application by March 15, 2026.
Read the Full Scholarship Rules (PDF)
All applications must be submitted using official MSO forms, which are only available upon written or email request from the student.
Now accepting requests for the 2026 Daryel Brock Memorial Scholarship Application!
2025 Scholarship Recipients
Jackson Treece, son of Josh Treece of Holden, graduated from Holden High School. He plans to attend the University of Missouri-Columbia to enter a computer science related major.
Ryesen Stiens, daughter of Chris Stiens of Maryville, graduated from Maryville High School. She plans to attend the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg to pursue a degree in biology.
Kaelyn Skivers, daughter of James Skivers, graduated from Pleasant Hill High School. She plans to attend University of Kansas with an aspiration to become a registered respiratory therapist.
How to Donate
Help us continue this important legacy. MSO allocates $5 from every membership to the scholarship fund and also raises funds at the Annual Conference & Trade Show.
To contribute:
Mail donations to:
The Daryel Brock Memorial Scholarship Program
c/o Missouri Smallflows Organization, Inc.
Attn: Tammy Trantham
2733 E. Battlefield #132
Springfield, MO 65804-3981
Questions?
Contact Tammy Trantham at contact@mosmallflows.org or call (417) 631-4027 with any inquiries about the scholarship or donation process.