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President's Volunteer Service Award Recipients President's Volunteer Service Award Recipients Gold = 500+ Hours Silver = 250-499 Hours Bronze = 100-249 Hours Dale Anderson ANCHORAGE, AK Bronze Sherry Hill ANCHORAGE, AK Bronze Catherine Opinsky ANCHORAGE, AK Bronze Elizabeth Ross JUNEAU, AK Gold Thomas Hughes ALEXANDER CITY, AL Bronze James Martin AUBURN, AL Silver Glyn Agnew BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Jimmy Beard BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Allison Brennan BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Susan Conway BIRMINGHAM, AL Gold Jennifer Cotney BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Jason Davis BIRMINGHAM, AL Silver Jason Ellsberry BIRMINGHAM, AL Silver Pamela Epps BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Susan Furlow BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Adrienne Gray BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Terry Hays BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Karen Howze-Samuels BIRMINGHAM, AL Gold Cynthia Johnson BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Teresa Keeton BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Reid LaPorte BIRMINGHAM, AL Gold L Lewis Jr. BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Steven Lund BIRMINGHAM, AL Silver Richard Martin BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Carl Matzke BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Randy McGraw BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Michael Moman BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Darlene Neely BIRMINGHAM, AL Silver Todd O'Bryant BIRMINGHAM, AL Silver Gregory Ott BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Timothy Pearson BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Tedford Phillips BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Richard Rudden BIRMINGHAM, AL Silver Jennifer Stough BIRMINGHAM, AL Silver Jeremiah Studdard BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze James Thomas BIRMINGHAM, AL Silver Carol Tressillian BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze Connie Vice BIRMINGHAM, AL Bronze James Whatley BIRMINGHAM, AL Gold Paul Wright BIRMINGHAM, AL Gold Aaron Godwin DAPHNE, AL Bronze Michael Meadows DOTHAN, AL Bronze President's Volunteer Service Award Recipients Gold = 500+ Hours Silver = 250-499 Hours Bronze = 100-249 Hours Jennifer Lowman GADSDEN, AL Bronze Doug Rodgers GADSDEN, AL Bronze Karen Berryman HOOVER, AL Bronze Loraine Beyer HOOVER, AL Bronze David Bourque HOOVER, AL Bronze Richard Boyen Jr. HOOVER, AL Bronze Kennie Browning HOOVER, AL Bronze Felicia Carter Johnson HOOVER, AL Silver Steve Daniels HOOVER, AL Bronze Page Frey HOOVER, AL Silver Keith Fulford HOOVER, AL Bronze Darrin Jarvis HOOVER, AL Bronze Linda Johns HOOVER, AL Bronze Thomas Kema HOOVER, AL Bronze Bruce Kilgore HOOVER, AL Bronze Ronald Moore HOOVER, AL Gold Stefan Olsson HOOVER, AL Gold Patrick Rakers HOOVER, AL Gold Dennis Stockman HOOVER, AL Bronze John Strenkowski HOOVER, AL Bronze Helen Tankersley HOOVER, AL Bronze Mark Warner HOOVER, AL Bronze Paul Fleming Jr. JACKSON, AL Bronze Wes Watts JASPER, AL Bronze Bernie Frazier MOBILE, AL Silver Michael Gillette MOBILE, AL Bronze Lee Hanks MOBILE, AL Silver Catherine Kelley MOBILE, AL Gold Patrice McDonald MOBILE, AL Bronze Barry Silbernagel MOBILE, AL Bronze Steven Sisk MOBILE, AL Silver Roger Smith MOBILE, AL Bronze Allan Trull MOBILE, AL Silver Terrence Collins MONTGOMERY, AL Gold Bryan Dees SARALAND, AL Bronze Luke Laird TUSCALOOSA, AL Bronze Tamara Roberson JONESBORO, AR Bronze Craig Conwell LITTLE ROCK, AR Bronze Ronald Dedman LITTLE ROCK, AR Bronze Melinda Faubel LITTLE ROCK, AR Silver Sonjia Helms LITTLE ROCK, AR Gold Donna Moore LITTLE ROCK, AR Silver President's Volunteer Service Award Recipients Gold = 500+ Hours Silver = 250-499 Hours Bronze = 100-249 Hours Robert Powers LITTLE ROCK, AR Gold Susannah Simmons LITTLE ROCK, AR Gold Lynda Sommerfeldt Palmer LITTLE ROCK, AR Bronze Kristina Amator MESA, AZ Silver Keith Beebe MESA, AZ Silver Ben Grangroth MESA, AZ Bronze Scott Johnston MESA, AZ Gold Kevin Larkin MESA, AZ Gold Jon Lavold MESA, AZ Bronze Lester Pederson Jr. MESA, AZ Bronze Victor Pena MESA, AZ Bronze Veronica Sebastian MESA, AZ Bronze Christopher Walker MESA, AZ Gold Eric Wallin MESA, AZ Bronze Laurie Carroll PHOENIX, AZ Bronze Greg Egli PHOENIX, AZ Bronze Michael Helgerson PHOENIX, AZ Bronze John Jackson PHOENIX, AZ Bronze Nigel Matson PHOENIX, AZ Silver Kristin Nelson PHOENIX, AZ Bronze Douglas Orlando PHOENIX, AZ Silver Kristin Susnik PHOENIX, AZ Silver John Zackery SCOTTSDALE, AZ Bronze Roger Hyles TEMPE, AZ Silver Yolanda Calleja ALHAMBRA, CA Gold Ernesto Cardenas ALHAMBRA, CA Bronze Rose Daniel ALHAMBRA, CA Gold Debbie Guerra ALHAMBRA, CA Silver Rebecca Harris ALHAMBRA, CA Silver Keith Kelley ALHAMBRA, CA Silver Ronald Lozano ALHAMBRA, CA Bronze Luis Munoz Jr. ALHAMBRA, CA Bronze Judy Thames ALHAMBRA, CA Bronze Renee Theiler ALHAMBRA, CA Bronze Priscilla Torrez ALHAMBRA, CA Silver Jerry White ALHAMBRA, CA Bronze Sneha Antani ANAHEIM, CA Silver Keith Evans ANAHEIM, CA Silver Dan Garcia ANAHEIM, CA Silver Frances Gill ANAHEIM, CA Bronze Kenneth Harth ANAHEIM, CA Bronze Bruce Karlan ANAHEIM, CA Silver President's Volunteer Service Award Recipients Gold = 500+ Hours Silver = 250-499 Hours Bronze = 100-249 Hours Jonine Lowery ANAHEIM, CA Gold Jessica Mercado ANAHEIM, CA Bronze James Nichols ANAHEIM, CA Silver Armanda Parson ANAHEIM, CA Silver Lance Robinson ANAHEIM, CA Bronze David Schulman ANAHEIM, CA Silver Laura Scott ANAHEIM, CA Silver Terri Slaughter ANAHEIM, CA Bronze Frankie Velasquez ANAHEIM, CA Bronze Denise Anderson ATWATER, CA Bronze Gerald Boyer Jr. ATWATER, CA Gold Veronica Jones-Welch ATWATER, CA Bronze Jennifer Ruiz ATWATER, CA Bronze Corina Taylor ATWATER, CA Bronze Frederick Baumeister III AUBURN, CA Silver Candace McCoy AUBURN, CA Bronze Michelle Dingman BAKERSFIELD, CA Bronze John Estep BAKERSFIELD, CA Bronze Simon Faughn BAKERSFIELD, CA Bronze Eric Olsen BAKERSFIELD, CA Bronze Arna Hargrave BUENA PARK, CA Gold Lois Peralta BUENA PARK, CA Bronze Laura Engi CANOGA PARK, CA Silver Scott Von Hoetzendorff CANOGA PARK, CA Bronze Jose Deanda Jr. CASTRO VALLEY, CA Silver Anthony Rangel CASTRO VALLEY, CA Bronze Steven Bastian CERRITOS, CA Silver Brian Bessire CERRITOS, CA Bronze Joshua Dessesseau CERRITOS, CA Bronze Toni Foster CERRITOS, CA Bronze Brian Francis CERRITOS, CA Silver April Haller CERRITOS, CA Gold Kathleen Heeney-Fouts CERRITOS, CA Bronze Susan Hughes CERRITOS, CA Silver Semsettin Kilic CERRITOS, CA Silver Michael Kimmel CERRITOS, CA Gold Carlos Luna CERRITOS, CA Silver Daniel Paige CERRITOS, CA Bronze Belinda Ramos CERRITOS, CA Bronze Gay Sakamoto CERRITOS, CA Gold Susan Snyder CERRITOS, CA Silver Robert Sottile CERRITOS, CA Bronze President's Volunteer Service Award Recipients Gold = 500+ Hours Silver = 250-499 Hours Bronze = 100-249 Hours David Zapalac CERRITOS, CA Bronze Lynda Strawn CHICO, CA Bronze Caroline Von Eiff CHULA VISTA, CA Silver Sean Rigby CLEARLAKE, CA Bronze Angela Louis COMMERCE, CA Gold Esmeralda Molina COMMERCE, CA Gold Antoine La Stelley COMPTON, CA Silver Joey Derting CONCORD, CA Silver James Howley CONCORD, CA Bronze Barry Lim CONCORD, CA Bronze Linda Pettie CONCORD, CA Bronze David Redford CONCORD, CA Bronze Connie Briseno CORONA, CA Gold Dennis Desanti CORONA, CA Gold Chris Molinaro DUBLIN, CA Gold Joseph Carroll EL CAJON, CA Silver Athena Gonzales EL CAJON, CA Bronze Barry Calkins ESCONDIDO, CA Bronze Gwen Van Wey ESCONDIDO, CA Silver Seth Jennings FAIRFIELD, CA Gold Todd Lechuga FAIRFIELD, CA Gold Karen Long FAIRFIELD, CA Silver Harolyn Chandler FONTANA, CA Silver Shelly Alexander FRESNO, CA Bronze Kathryn Criswell FRESNO, CA Bronze Myra Fleming FRESNO, CA Bronze Margaret Gamble FRESNO, CA Bronze Gary Harvey FRESNO, CA Silver Judy Horton FRESNO, CA Bronze Bruce McJunkin FRESNO, CA Bronze Geneva McJunkin FRESNO, CA Silver Tracy Moore FRESNO, CA Silver Toni Porter FRESNO, CA Bronze Kathryn Quick FRESNO, CA Silver Susan Shoemate FRESNO, CA Bronze Francene Taylor FRESNO, CA Gold Marva Ward FRESNO, CA Bronze Shary Wofford FRESNO, CA Bronze Ernesto Astorga GARDENA, CA Bronze Mary Bailey GARDENA, CA Bronze James Sroczynski GARDENA, CA Bronze William Westphal GLENDALE, CA Silver President's Volunteer Service Award Recipients Gold = 500+ Hours Silver = 250-499 Hours Bronze = 100-249 Hours David Parmenter GRASS VALLEY, CA Bronze Robin Fujii HAWTHORNE, CA Bronze Raymond Schneider HAWTHORNE, CA Bronze Iris Trekell HAWTHORNE, CA Bronze Julie Arca HAYWARD, CA Bronze Sally Christoff HAYWARD, CA Bronze Marie Holstein HAYWARD, CA Bronze Kalvinder Sandhu HERCULES, CA Silver Jon Hisamoto IRVINE, CA Bronze Laura Woolever IRVINE, CA Silver Christopher Cota LAGUNA NIGUEL, CA Silver Howard Darter Jr. LAKE FOREST, CA Gold Jolynn Ignatovich LIVERMORE, CA Silver Lawrence Achey Jr. LOS ANGELES, CA Bronze Darrin Chin LOS ANGELES, CA Bronze Angela Culpepper LOS ANGELES, CA Bronze Freddie Davis LOS ANGELES, CA Bronze Gleam Davis LOS ANGELES, CA Bronze Bernadette Gbondo Reid LOS ANGELES, CA Silver Chris Hardy LOS ANGELES, CA Silver Kimberly Hatten LOS ANGELES, CA Bronze John Hauffen LOS ANGELES, CA Gold Sally Kessen LOS ANGELES, CA Bronze Mina Kim LOS ANGELES, CA Silver Ruth Lawrence LOS ANGELES, CA Bronze Elise Mallory LOS ANGELES, CA Silver Jose Martin Del Campo LOS ANGELES, CA Bronze John McCarthy LOS ANGELES, CA Bronze Stella Montoya LOS ANGELES, CA Gold Sheila Peach LOS ANGELES, CA Bronze Jose Pina Jr. LOS ANGELES, CA Bronze Gregory Powell LOS ANGELES, CA Bronze Niccole Springs LOS ANGELES, CA Bronze Georgia Zachary LOS ANGELES, CA Bronze Kenneth Dresser MARYSVILLE, CA Bronze Jamie Ellak MERCED, CA Bronze Cathie Lancaster MERCED, CA Gold Greg Belaus MILPITAS, CA Gold Bruno Czech MILPITAS, CA Bronze Deborah Mahan MILPITAS, CA Bronze Elizabeth Marshall MILPITAS, CA Bronze Kimberly Orta MILPITAS, CA Silver President's Volunteer Service Award Recipients Gold = 500+ Hours Silver = 250-499 Hours Bronze = 100-249 Hours Evette Trevino MILPITAS, CA Bronze Albert Wackermann MILPITAS, CA Gold Cindy Willyard MILPITAS, CA Silver David Wong MILPITAS, CA Bronze George Carr MODESTO, CA Bronze Jose Flores
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