The YMCA of Snohomish County honored its outstanding Volunteers of the Year at a special recognition breakfast June 13 at the Everett Golf & Country Club. The honorees represented the best of more than 2,450 committed volunteers who donated a total of 42,112 hours of service in 2017.
Everett Family YMCA: Brad Cattle, Anderson Hunter Law Firm; Kimmy Formon, Lumen Bioscience; Jasmine Wilson-Burks, Everett High School student; Amy Heape.
Marysville Family YMCA: CPA Steven J. Kukull; George Zartuche; Jerahmy Umayam, Roewyn Umayan and Myles Redden, all Marysville Getchell High School students; Kim Kron; Chad Kvangnes.
Mill Creek Family YMCA: Boeing retiree Dave Fisher; Elena Rengli, retired military; Tomoko Bryant and Kaylene Brewer, both of Mill Creek YMCA.
Monroe/Sky Valley Family YMCA: retiree Martha Dankers; Mike Bickley, Boeing; retiree Margo Smith; Jason Acuna, Sky Valley Education School student; Michael Berg, Monroe Digital Copy Center.
Mukilteo Family YMCA: Simon Bai, UniBank; Rafael Martinez and Janna Isaeva, Community Transit; Camille Martin, Oak Heights Elementary School student; Herb Fox.
Stanwood-Camano YMCA: board chair Rose Olson; John Lecoq, Renton firefighter; CJ Cook, Port Susan Middle School student; Ted McCammant, Cascade Natural Gas.
YMCA of Snohomish County Board of Trustees: Andrew Ballard, Marketing Solutions Inc.; Lamanda Barr-Finch, University of Washington student; Sean King, PLC Insurance.
Big Brothers Big Sisters: Clint Diehm and Julie Gill, both of Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits; Myke Corley, Matrix Financing & Accounting; Tyrell Burke, Meadowdale Middle School student.
In addition, distinguished service awards were presented to four retiring members of the YMCA of Snohomish County Board of Trustees: Judge Eric Lucas, Snohomish County Superior Court; Dr. Jeff Bissey; Paul Pitre, chancellor of Washington State University’s North Puget Sound campus at Everett; and Don Whitfield, Leavitt Northwest (who will remain as Emeritus board member).
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