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Silent Heroes Recognized at Annual Conference |
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Silent Heroes among us |
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| Water Quality Professionals work tirelessly to protect our precious waters, but are not recognized in the same manner as more familiar public heroes, such as the police and firefighters. Therefore PNCWA has initiated the “Silent Heroes” program to recognize the great work that is being done by Water Quality Professionals in protecting the public health and preserving water quality within Idaho, Oregon and Washington. The Silent Heroes program works like this: Any PNCWA member can nominate someone to be recognized as a Silent Hero. A nominee need not be a PNCWA |
member. Nominated individuals will receive a Silent Hero certificate, suitable for display, mailed to the individual’s organization so that it can be appropriately presented to the individual. To celebrate all of our Silent Heroes, there will be a “Wall of Honor” at the 2007 Conference recognizing each individual, with each Silent Hero’s name displayed. Help us give each of these individuals the recognition they deserve. You know who they are…and we want you to tell us so we can tell everyone else. Silent Heroes come from each part of our profession...operators, |
consultants, regulators and manufacturers. They might have risen to be a supervisor or they might have been on the job only a few years. Please fax or mail the form below and tell us in just a few words why they are a hero. Each nominated Silent Hero will be eligible for cash drawings at the conference. A Silent Hero doesn’t need to be present at the conference to win, but we would be honored if they were there to accept our thanks, and the thanks of their fellow professionals. |
Archie Richardson, City of Salem PW Arnold Swain, City of Yakima Barb McCoy, Lakota WWTP Ben Harvey, City of Salem PW Bill Hickerson, City of Grants Pass Bill RyanCity of Grants Pass Brad Briggman, City of Redmond Brian Richardson, City of Port Angeles Bruce Clouser, City of Salem Bruce Wickard, City of Pullman Bryce Behnke, Veolia Water Gresham Carol Briggs, Lakota WWTP Celeste Vialet, Veolia Water Chris McCalib, Lakota WWTP Cory Fortez, Veolia Water Gresham Dakin Zurfluh, Centralia WWTP Dan Chitmwood, Chehalis WWTP Dan Grassick, City of Albany PW Dan Kuipers, Lakota WWTP Danny Aumiller, City of Kalama Darwin Decroo, City of Payette Dave Gehring, City of McMinnville WRF Dave Hamrick, Redondo WWTP Dean Riffert, City of Medford Derrick Williams, City of Salem PW Don Blaser, Lakota WWTP Donna-Marie Hayes, Boise Water Shed Exhibits Doug Jenkins, City of Nampa Ed Sturtevant, City of Medford Gary Cook, Lakota WWTP Gary Young, OMI Gene Freel, City of Corvallis Greg Nanney, ,Centralia WWTP Guy Allen, City of Corvallis Howard Moreland, Lakota WWTP Jeff Winchester, City of Salem PW Jim Webb, Centralia WWTP Joe Castenada, Lakota WWTP Joe Coleman, Lakota WWTP Joel Castanza, Lakota WWTP John Buh, lLakota WWTP John Shawcroft, City of Meridian Jon Hays, Lakota WWTP Kat Conley, City of Salem Keith Bondaug, City of Salem PW Kel Erickson, Lakota WWTP Kevin Crane, Crane Environmental Services Kevin Smith, City of Grants Pass Kim Ashmore, Centralia WWTP Kurt Wyscaver, ,City of Salem PW Lary LayCity of Salem PW Marie Bossert, City of Yakima Marilyn Judd, Veolia Water Gresham Mark Morgan, City of Woodland Mary E. Wytcherley, City of Grants Pass Mary Lou Herbert, ,Veolia Water (Burley, ID) Melanie Mays, Lakota WWTP Mike Ming, Redondo WWTP Mike Stebbins, City of Portland Monica Anderson, Veolia Water Gresham Norman Cook, Lakota WWTP Otis Hampton, WA State Dept. of Ecology Owne Boe, Veolia Water NA Pam Schumacher,Redondo WWTP Pat Carlton, Lakota WWTP Phil Stryker, Lakota WWTP Randy Tadlock, City of Salem PW Rich Fujimoto, Lakota WWTP Richard "Hoss" Abbas, City of Redmond WPCF Richard E. Smith, City of Kalama Robert Sprick, Eugene-Springfield WWT Ron McCoy, Redondo WWTP Ross Kerns, Redondo WWTP Scott Hastings, Lakota WWTP Sharon Paige, Chehalis WWTP Sid Elkins, Lakota WWTP Stan LaSeur Tim Wilson, City of Grants Pass |
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