Tuesday, May 31, 2011
AWARDS HONOR YOUTH, ADULTS WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE
The Clatsop County Commission on Children and Families honored young citizens May 18 at the annual Youth Recognition Awards banquet at the Holiday Inn Express in Astoria.
The awards recognize local youth who have either overcome personal challenges to achieve success, or who have significantly improved the quality of life in the community through some form of service.
Awards were also given out to adults who have made a difference in young people’s lives as “Asset Builders.”
Youth Awards winners:
Abeba Dunsmore, Tongue Point Job Corps Center/nominated by Katrina Morrell Gasser
Eleni Duret, Astoria High School/nominated by Sage and Scott Fitchett
Roland Johansen, Knappa High School/nominated by Peter Fessler
Howie Halverson, KHS/nominated by Peter Fessler
Kris Marley, AHS/nominated by Marilyn North
Trevor Oja, KHS/nominated by Peter Fessler
Cutter Pember, KHS/nominated by Peter Fessler
Danielle Sampson/nominated by Jessica Johnson
Allica Schmoker, AHS/nominated by Rachel Thomas
Jessica Solum, Astoria Middle School/nominated by Kristine Brown
Asset Builder of the Year winners:
Leanne Anderson, nominated by Beatriz Acosta
Hannah Brause, nominated by Chelsey Olsen, Hayley Clark and Annah Miehe
Mark Carlson, nominated by Chelsea Sapp
Nicole Dalton, nominated by Alicia Ann Oman
Charnae Decker, nominated by Randi Harhart
Barb Harn, nominated by Kaitlyn Landwehr
Stanette Klatt, nominated by Natalie Cliffton
Bryan Lempea, nominated by Devin Vandergriff
Pam Marks, nominated by Chanel Kelly
Barbara Schade, nominated by Sarah Nichols
Mary Suever, nominated by Troy Foster
AWARDS HONOR YOUTH, ADULTS WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE
The Clatsop County Commission on Children and Families honored young citizens May 18 at the annual Youth Recognition Awards banquet at the Holiday Inn Express in Astoria.
The awards recognize local youth who have either overcome personal challenges to achieve success, or who have significantly improved the quality of life in the community through some form of service.
Awards were also given out to adults who have made a difference in young people’s lives as “Asset Builders.”
Youth Awards winners:
Abeba Dunsmore, Tongue Point Job Corps Center/nominated by Katrina Morrell Gasser
Eleni Duret, Astoria High School/nominated by Sage and Scott Fitchett
Roland Johansen, Knappa High School/nominated by Peter Fessler
Howie Halverson, KHS/nominated by Peter Fessler
Kris Marley, AHS/nominated by Marilyn North
Trevor Oja, KHS/nominated by Peter Fessler
Cutter Pember, KHS/nominated by Peter Fessler
Danielle Sampson/nominated by Jessica Johnson
Allica Schmoker, AHS/nominated by Rachel Thomas
Jessica Solum, Astoria Middle School/nominated by Kristine Brown
Asset Builder of the Year winners:
Leanne Anderson, nominated by Beatriz Acosta
Hannah Brause, nominated by Chelsey Olsen, Hayley Clark and Annah Miehe
Mark Carlson, nominated by Chelsea Sapp
Nicole Dalton, nominated by Alicia Ann Oman
Charnae Decker, nominated by Randi Harhart
Barb Harn, nominated by Kaitlyn Landwehr
Stanette Klatt, nominated by Natalie Cliffton
Bryan Lempea, nominated by Devin Vandergriff
Pam Marks, nominated by Chanel Kelly
Barbara Schade, nominated by Sarah Nichols
Mary Suever, nominated by Troy Foster
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