2016 Service Dinner
We once again had a wonderful night to recognize those who give back a little more in our community. Our Service Dinner is designed to recognize those in our community who go above in beyond in serving.
If you know someone who gives back a little more, we will be looking for nominations for our next Service Dinner soon.
There are four categories that are recognized at these dinners:
Economic Assistance
Activities intended to relieve financial stress. Examples include helping the homeless, the elderly, employment and job training, medical services and devices]
Education
Helping to improve learning for all ages through scholarships, tutoring, and with enhancement programs such as library, arts, and computers
Environment
Attention paid to saving resources through recycling, animal shelters, historical preservation, neighborhood watch, fire prevention
Youth and Children
Activities intended to relieve financial stress. Examples include helping the homeless, the elderly, employment and job training, medical services and devices]
Education
Helping to improve learning for all ages through scholarships, tutoring, and with enhancement programs such as library, arts, and computers
Environment
Attention paid to saving resources through recycling, animal shelters, historical preservation, neighborhood watch, fire prevention
Youth and Children
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2016 Winners:
Michael Albertson, Connie Anaya, Byron and LuJuanaBrown, Faith Collari, Pete Florio, John Frame, Scott Isaman, Henrietta Lucas, Heather Yount
2015 Award Winners were:
Elizabeth Alvarez, Phillip Andrews, Kym Erickson, Augustina Gonzales, Mark Jennings, Kristina Ledesma, Cindi Nelson, Melinda Williams, and the James L. Brulte Senior Nutrition Lunch Program.
2014's winners were:
Julie Adams, Jackie Amsler, Soheila Azizi, Jane Campell, Josh Estes, Denise Christensen, Heidy Gonzales, Floyd Stork, Damean Easter
Pictures from the 2015 Service Awards Dinner
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