Volunteer Recognition

Showing love and appreciation for volunteers is a powerful Girl Scout tradition. After all, our volunteers are ah-mazing. Let’s be sure to shout it from the rooftops—take a moment to nominate a fellow Girl Scout who has made a difference!

Recognition and Awards

The annual deadline to submit nominations is May 31, 2026. Awards will be presented at the following Volunteer Recognition and Awards Ceremony.

Volunteer and Community Partner Awards

What are you waiting for? Nominate an outstanding volunteer or community partner today! Submit your nomination via the form listed with each award's nomination instructions from the menu of award options below.

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The Appreciation Pin is for outstanding service to at least one community. The Appreciation Pin (a GSUSA award) is a square, gold-tone pin with the Girl Scout logo.

What makes a volunteer eligible for this award?

Service to one or more geographical areas or service units

Outstanding service beyond position expectations

Examples of possible candidates for this pin might include:

The manager of a very successful product sale

The director of an outstanding local day camp or program event

A manager whose leadership of a service unit has seen an increase in membership and a stable retention pattern

An adult who works directly with Girl Scouts so well that the result is an increase in the retention rate

What's the nomination process?

Two individuals or groups familiar with the service performed by the nominee must complete the nomination form or submit a letter including all requested information to the Girl Scouts of Western Washington Adult Recognition Committee by May 31. Nominators will receive an acknowledgment of receipt.

The Adult Recognition Committee will review on-time applications that contain two complete nominations.

All nominators will be notified of the committee results, and successful nominees will be informed that they will receive the award at the annual Volunteer Recognition and Awards Ceremony.

Honor Pin

The Honor Pin is for outstanding service to two or more communities. The Honor Pin (a GSUSA award) is a round, green enamel pin with a gold-tone trefoil and laurel wreath design.

What makes a volunteer eligible for this award?

Service to two or more geographical areas or service units
Exceptional service beyond position expectations

Examples of possible candidates for this pin might include:

An individual who directs a successful area-wide day camp
An individual who manages consistently successful program events for the Girl Scouts of Western Washington
An individual who manages excellent learning events for some or all the Girl Scouts of Western Washington
An individual who introduces Girl Scouting to the wider community through significant community action or community organization team strategy

What's the nomination process?

Three individuals or groups familiar with the service performed by the nominee must complete the nomination form or submit a letter including all requested information to the Girl Scouts of Western Washington Adult Recognition Committee by May 31. Nominators will receive an acknowledgment of receipt.
The Adult Recognition Committee will review on-time applications that contain three complete nominations.
All nominators will be notified of the committee results, and successful nominees will be informed that they will receive the award at the annual Volunteer Recognition and Awards Ceremony.

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The Thanks Badge I is for outstanding service that benefits the entire council or Girl Scout community. The Thanks Badge I (a GSUSA award) is a large, gold-filled enamel medallion on a blue grosgrain ribbon pin.

What makes a volunteer eligible for this award?

Outstanding service to all Girl Scouts of Western Washington and/or the entire Girl Scout organization

Service so significantly above and beyond the call of duty that no other award would be appropriate

Examples of possible candidates for the badge might include:

An administrative volunteer who manages the total adult learning function within the council at a consistently high level

An individual who, over a period of time, supervises a council-wide encampment or event resulting in membership retention and continuous delivery of Girl Scout program

An individual who initiates and successfully manages the extension of Girl Scouting to underserved populations within Girl Scouts of Western Washington jurisdiction, such as ethnic groups previously underserved, girls* with disabilities, etc.

An individual who contributes significantly to the total Girl Scout organization in the delivery of Girl Scout program

What's the nomination process?

Four individuals or groups familiar with the service performed by the nominee must complete the nomination form or submit a letter including all requested information to the Girl Scouts of Western Washington Adult Recognition Committee by May 31. Nominators will receive an acknowledgment of receipt.

The Adult Recognition Committee will review on-time applications that contain four complete nominations.

All nominators will be notified of the committee results, and successful nominees will be informed that they will receive the award at the annual Volunteer Recognition and Awards Ceremony.

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The Thanks Badge II is for outstanding service council-wide or beyond having already received the Thanks Badge. The Thanks Badge II (a GSUSA award) is a small, gold-filled enamel medallion, similar to the Thanks Badge.

What makes a volunteer eligible for this award?

Has already received the Thanks Badge

Continuing outstanding service to all Girl Scouts of Western Washington and/or the entire Girl Scout organization

Service so significantly above and beyond the call of duty that no other award would be appropriate

Examples of possible candidates for this badge might include, but are not limited to:

A candidate who, after many successful Girl Scouts of Western Washington learning events, went on to plan and direct a statewide or regional learning event

A candidate who, after successfully influencing Girl Scouts of Western Washington with an area of expertise, branched out to become a consultant to other groups, e.g. management consultant for nonprofit agencies in a community

A candidate who has initiated a program delivery system within Girl Scouts of Western Washington that has successfully influenced retention and quality programs, and that has been shared with others throughout GSUSA

What's the nomination process?

Four individuals or groups familiar with the service performed by the nominee must complete the nomination form or submit a letter including all requested information to the Girl Scouts of Western Washington Adult Recognition Committee by May 31. Nominators will receive an acknowledgment of receipt.

The Adult Recognition Committee will review on-time applications that contain four complete nominations.

All nominators will be notified of the committee results, and successful nominees will be informed that they will receive the award at the annual Volunteer Recognition and Awards Ceremony.

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The Volunteer of Excellence Award is for outstanding service while working directly with Girl Scout youth. The Volunteer of Excellence Award (a GSUSA award) is a round, silver-tone pin with the Girl Scout logo.

What makes a volunteer eligible for this award?

Outstanding service while partnering directly with youth in any pathway to implement the Girl Scout Leadership Experience through use of the national program portfolio OR

Outstanding service in support of the council’s mission delivery to Girl Scout youth and adult members

Examples of possible candidates for this award might include:

A volunteer advisor working with a teen advisory committee who planned and delivered four program days based on the aMuse journey to underserved areas, resulting in new Junior members and new adult volunteers, many of whom went on to sign up for other opportunities during the year

A volunteer who worked with fund development to plan a regional donor event and recruited potential donors; the event surpassed the attendance and monetary goals, and many of the guests made an additional donation during the annual campaign later in the year

What's the nomination process?

Two individuals or groups familiar with the service performed by the nominee must complete the nomination form or submit a letter including all requested information to the Girl Scouts of Western Washington Adult Recognition Committee by May 31. Nominators will receive an acknowledgment of receipt.

The Adult Recognition Committee will review on-time applications that contain two complete nominations.

All nominators will be notified of the committee results, and successful nominees will be informed that they will receive the award at the annual Volunteer Recognition and Awards Ceremony.

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The Juliette Low Leadership Award is for outstanding service working directly with youth members over an extended period of time. The Juliette Low Leadership Award is a round gold pin with embossed trefoil.

What makes a volunteer eligible for this award?

Performed outstanding service directly to Girl Scouts of any program level for an extended period of time and/or greatly enriched program for youth and/or created a program of inspirational quality

Demonstrated ability to inspire and motivate Girl Scout youth

Made a significant impact on the youth members involved, the Girl Scout community, and/or the community at large

Examples of possible candidates for this award might include:

An individual who facilitates an annual Girl Scout youth-planned and youth-implemented event

An individual who travels throughout Girl Scouts of Western Washington providing hands-on science programs to troops

What's the nomination process?

Three individuals or groups familiar with the service performed by the nominee must complete the nomination form or submit a letter including all requested information to the Girl Scouts of Western Washington Adult Recognition Committee by May 31. Nominators will receive an acknowledgment of receipt.

The Adult Recognition Committee will review on-time applications that contain three complete nominations.

All nominators will be notified of the committee results, and successful nominees will be informed that they will receive the award at the annual Volunteer Recognition and Awards Ceremony.

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The Vivian Caver Diversity Award is for outstanding efforts to promote diversity within the Girl Scout community. The Vivian Caver Diversity Award is a round gold-tone pin.

What makes a volunteer eligible for this award?

Demonstrated commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, racial justice, and belonging (DEIRJB) over a period of time; a role model to all Girl Scout members

Significant contribution to promotion of DEIRJB in the Girl Scout community and/or the community at large

Effort made to reach out to serve and to increase the involvement of diverse populations in the council

Examples of possible candidates for this award might include:

An individual who develops and implements an ongoing diversity program

An individual who makes an ongoing effort to increase the diversity of Girl Scouts of Western Washington youth membership or adult volunteer corps

What's the nomination process?

Three individuals or groups familiar with the service performed by the nominee must complete the nomination form or submit a letter including all requested information to the Girl Scouts of Western Washington Adult Recognition Committee by May 31. Nominators will receive an acknowledgment of receipt.

The Adult Recognition Committee will review on-time applications that contain three complete nominations.

All nominators will be notified of the committee results, and successful nominees will be informed that they will receive the award at the annual Volunteer Recognition and Awards Ceremony.

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The Norma Raver True Girl Scout Award is for extended and significant support of the Girl Scout mission. The Norma Raver True Girl Scout Award is a framed certificate.

What makes a volunteer eligible for this award?

Visibly exhibited a sincere commitment to the Girl Scout Promise and Law over an extended period of time

Repeatedly inspired others to carry out the Girl Scout mission

Actively supported and promoted the goals and objectives of Girl Scouts of Western Washington

Made a significant impact on the entire council or all of GSUSA

Examples of possible candidates for this award might include:

A past council president who made a significant impact on the council’s forward movement

A volunteer who has given over 50 years of service and continues to mentor new volunteers

What's the nomination process?

Four individuals or groups familiar with the service performed by the nominee must complete the nomination form or submit a letter including all requested information to the Girl Scouts of Western Washington Adult Recognition Committee by May 31. Nominators will receive an acknowledgment of receipt.

The Adult Recognition Committee will review on-time applications that contain four complete nominations.

All nominators will be notified of the committee results, and successful nominees will be informed that they will receive the award at the annual Volunteer Recognition and Awards Ceremony.

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The Green but Growing award recognizes a first-year volunteer for service beyond the expectations for the position held, benefiting at least one area of the council. The Green-But-Growing award is designed for Girl Scouts of Western Washington volunteers.

What makes a volunteer eligible for this award?

Be trained for the position held or have equivalent experience

Perform service beyond the expectations for the position held to the extent that warrants council recognition

Contribute significantly to meeting the Girl Scout’s goals and objectives

Candidate is in their first year of service within their current role at Girl Scouts

The service performed benefits at least one area of the council

Examples of possible candidates for this award might include:

A member of the troop leadership team

A council event or program volunteer doing an outstanding job in their first year of service

A council facilitator conducting an exceptional number of trainings in the first year and/or contributing to curriculum development

Service unit managers and team members doing an exceptional job in their first year of leading a service unit. (Increasing membership, communication, training, etc.)

What's the nomination process?

Submit one form per nomination. Each council service unit may nominate 1-2 volunteers per Girl Scout awards calendar year.

The Adult Recognition Committee will review on-time applications.

All nominators will be notified of the committee results, and successful nominees will be informed that they will receive the award at the annual Volunteer Recognition and Awards Ceremony.

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The Community Partner Award is a certificate showing appreciation for service from an individual community member or group to Girl Scouts of Western Washington.

What makes a community partner eligible for this award?

Service to Girl Scouts of Western Washington

Examples of possible candidates for this award might include:

A church, organization, business, etc. (or individual in one of the preceding places) who has donated space or otherwise supported Girl Scout program

What's the nomination process?

Two individuals or groups familiar with the service performed by the nominee must complete the nomination form or submit a letter including all requested information to the Girl Scouts of Western Washington Adult Recognition Committee by May 31. Nominators will receive an acknowledgment of receipt.

The Adult Recognition Committee will review on-time applications that contain two complete nominations.

All nominators will be notified of the committee results, and successful nominees will be informed that they will receive the award at the annual Volunteer Recognition and Awards Ceremony.

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The Outstanding Community Support Award is for meritorious service to Girl Scouts. The Outstanding Community Support Award is a plaque signifying the highest honor Girl Scouts of Western Washington can award to an individual community member or group.

What makes a community partner eligible for this award?

Meritorious service of lasting value, for the benefit of all Girl Scouts of Western Washington

Examples of possible candidates for the appreciation pin might include, but are not limited to:

A business, organization or individual who has donated an extensive amount of time or money to benefit Girl Scouts of Western Washington, i.e. computer systems, phone systems, legal support, camp maintenance or enhancement, etc.

What's the nomination process?

Two individuals or groups familiar with the service performed by the nominee must complete the nomination form or submit a letter including all requested information to the Girl Scouts of Western Washington Adult Recognition Committee by May 31. Nominators will receive an acknowledgment of receipt.

The Adult Recognition Committee will review on-time applications that contain two complete nominations.

All nominators will be notified of the committee results, and successful nominees will be informed that they will receive the award at the annual Volunteer Recognition and Awards Ceremony.

Other Volunteer Awards

Numeral Guard Pin

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Volunteer Recognition and Awards Ceremony

Join Girl Scouts of Western Washington at our annual Volunteer Recognition and Awards Ceremony to honor our volunteers, community partners, and longtime members who have generously given their time and talents to advance the Girl Scout mission.

2026 Volunteer Recognition and Awards

Our 2025 Volunteer Recognition and Award Ceremony has concluded. Thank you to all of the outstanding volunteers and community partners we had the honor of recognizing. We appreciate all you do to advance the Girl Scout mission. Stay tuned for details about our 2026 ceremony!

Congratulations to Our 2025 Volunteer Honorees

Big shout out to the volunteers who were recognized at our 2025 Volunteer Recognition and Awards Ceremony! Thank you for your remarkable dedication and commitment to the Girl Scout Movement.

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River Andress

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Katie Badgett

Cherelle Bertch

Jayne Bosch

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Beth Cogan

Michelle Coley

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Bessie Gordon

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Rana Jung

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Margaret Katselis

Leesa Kohl

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Margaret Katselis

Leesa Kohl

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Yvonne Lin

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JoAnn Mell

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Dawn Prewett

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Tanya Raffensperger

Julie Russell

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Kelly Schable

Allison Sweeney

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Kristen Quilici

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Anita Yee

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Becky Brennan

Jessica Gruber

Elliott Gustavson

Heather Park

Jo Riffner

Alysia Scott

Tammie Thompson

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Keuntae Barnes

Jessica Blacknall

Candice Bledsoe

Sarah Couture

Nicole Ferrigni

Sayari Ghosh

Stephanie Hills

Leslie Louviere

Jennifer Martin

Hannah McBath

Liezl Rebugio

Sky Gonzalez Rubio

Kristin Speed

Lisa Waldron

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Stephanie Boone

Rochelle Gandour-Rood

Jennifer Kopf

Tami Micheletti

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Kit Ellis

Terry Jankowski

Audrey Reisdorf

Debbie Whidden

Kay Zolman

2025 Juliette Low Leadership Award Recipients toggle arrow

Brandy Landry

Stacey Luhring

Jayme Wagner

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Kendra Galloway

2025 Norma Raver True Girl Scout Award Recipient toggle arrow

Pat Siggs

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Christina Bruning (Issaquah Downtown Association)

Jim Eichner (Food Bank Farm)

Jim Fox

Issaquah History Museums

Carrie Loutsis

Maltby Community Club

Trinity United Methodist Church

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Thank you to these volunteers for their many years of membership and service to the Girl Scouts movement.

25 Years

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Melissa Allen (SU033)

Maegan Ansley-Music (SU212)

Nicole Atherly (SU440)

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Sarah Baker (SU003)

Courtney Bartlett (SU607)

Kelly Bearden (SU310)

Emily Bergener (SU626)

Carolee Bevers (SU530)

Dawn Boutcher (SU440)

Paige Brager (SU223 )

Rebecca Bruders (SU245)

Christina Bunyan (SU245)

Roxanne BurnsVatter (GSWW Camps)

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Chris Cady (SU520)

Kayla Cearley (SU647)

Alexis Chamberlin (SU222)

Deb Sue Christopher (SU224)

Susan Coffman (SU020)

Nancy Cole (SU651)

Ashleigh Cook (SU510)

Heather Cusenza (SU314)

D

Tanya D'aguiar (SU003)

Jean Dankberg (SU424)

Lisa Denis-Gustaveson (SU530)

Kimberly Dickinson (SU024)

Anita Dunsmore (SU626)

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Kirsten Erdly (SU606)

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Paxten Foster (GSWW Camps)

Deborah Foster (GSWW Camps)

Elizabeth Freeman (SU422)

Julie Funkhouser (SU033)

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Tamara Gilliam (SU420)

Steffi Goreczny (SU606)

Dakotah Grewe (SU616)

Meredith Gunderson (SU624)

Darilyn Guy (SU020)

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Cathleen Haight (SU323)

Sammi Harwell (SU323)

Alyssa Hayes (SU023)

Amy Heller (SU409)

Andrea Hixenbaugh (SU245)

Jenine Hoff (SU444)

Betsy Hollingsworth (SU314)

Jennifer Hunter (SU220)

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Kristen Johnson (SU440)

Jessica Juarez-Wagner (SU520)

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Lauryn Karnes (SU003)

Margaret Katselis (SU422)

Maria Kavalski (SU225)

Natalie Kelly (SU020)

Megan Kruse (SU211)

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Christie Landrie (SU444)

Anika Lavine (SU430)

Amy Lee (SU020)

Polly Lentz (SU311)

Maria Little (SU310)

Martha Lofgren (SU021)

Mary Lundt (SU245)

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Kirsten Ma (SU530)

Lydia Mahr (SU626)

Alina Marshall (SU435)

Michelle Martin (SU510)

Angela Martucci (SU440)

Jessica Mccaffree (SU211)

Rebecca McDonald (SU211)

Tami Mcpherron (GSWW Camps)

Joni Meize (SU645)

Beverly Merryman (SU607)

Lauren Michael (SU411)

Audrey Michael (SU411)

Teresa Micheletti (SU444)

Alice Miller (GSWW Camps)

Moira Monroe (SU140)

Denise Moyle (GSWW Camps)

Anastassia Mullen (SU421)

Breedeen Murray (SU530)

Anna Murray (SU611)

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Brittney Neff (SU140)

Nicole Nevins (SU520)

Tasha Newell (SU411)

Nicole Nightshade (SU312)

Karen North (SU211)

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Marissa Ohlstrom (SU030)

Kristine O'Keefe (SU030)

Kelsey O'Keefe (SU030)

Tracy O'neal (SU540)

Danielle Otey (SU550)

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Shanna Patrick (SU328)

Natasha Pavey (SU510)

Laura Pedlar (SU621)

Rose Poelzer (SU030)

Linda Poelzer (SU030)

Aubrey Poggioli (SU024)

Elizabeth Pollack (SU411)

Lara Pollack (SU530)

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Sadie Rabener-Justice (SU120)

Natalie Ramsey (SU623)

Beverly Reed (SU616)

Samantha Renault (SU142)

Katherine Riffle Roper (SU409)

Anne Pearce Rowland (SU430)

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Dawn Schulz (SU152)

Sasha Shomshor (SU626)

E Ann Skupniewitz-Maroney (SU140)

Michelle Smith (SU626)

Alissa Snyder (SU615)

Mary Spaulding (SU626)

Lisa Starr (SU421)

Helen Stewart (SU622)

Maria Stonecipher (SU409)

Elizabeth Storm (SU688)

Shanna Storm (SU245)

Marjorie Stratton (SU142)

Geoffrey Swanson (SU422)

Rachel Swarens (SU606)

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Elizabeth Tabbutt (SU626)

Jennifer Tarhovicky (SU629)

Grace Taylor (SU024)

Sarah Tiffany (SU033)

Honey Trout (SU647)

Traci Tuley (SU606)

Dianne Turk (SU540)

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Sarene Valeri (SU033)

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Silvia Wagner (SU626)

Mimi Gerdes Warner (SU540)

Vanessa Warner (SU314)

Adrienne Westmiller (SU030)

Rochelle Whelan (SU430)

Emily White (SU020)

Kylie Whitehead (SU024)

Sarah Willard (SU224)

Rebecca Williams (GSWW Camps)

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Elisabeth Zemke (SU616)

Caitlyn Zwang (SU621)

30 Years

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Katie Abbott (SU144)

Jessica Abraham (SU020)

Karl Anderson (SU611)

Frances Ansley-Music (SU630)

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Alison Bailey (SU412)

Rainey Banick (SU606)

Rachael Barker (SU444)

Terry Barker (SU409)

Ilana Barnes (SU510)

Meredith Barnes (SU600)

Heather Barton (SU320)

Katrina Bickle (SU312)

Jamie Blocher (SU626)

Betty Brennan (SU530)

Barbara Bricker (SU314)

MaryAnn Bury (GSWW Camps)

Joyce Butkus (SU629)

Lyrel Byrne (SU435)

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Jaclyn Callanan (SU621)

Tiffany Capon (SU211)

Deborah Carroll (SU647)

Cynthia Cross (SU420)

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Kaeti Dermody (SU530)

Susan Dittmann (SU223)

Elisha Downing (SU624)

Patricia Duncan (SU647)

Katherine Duncan (SU540)

Allie Dykes (SU220)

Carly Dykes (SU220)

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Elizabeth Earey (SU210)

Karen Ebel (SU220)

Sabrina Elliott (SU026)

Kathryn Esser (SU409)

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Amanda Fairbanks (SU607)

Nancy Feaster Lowery (SU600)

Sarah Fisher (SU440)

Victoria Frederick (SU210)

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Deborah Gardner (SU621)

Kelley Govan (SU245)

Laura Grupp (SU245)

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Megan Hannah (SU423)

Dorothy Hansen (SU223)

Amanda Harlass (SU440)

Klari Hixenbaugh (SU245)

Marta Hoover (SU606)

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Corinne Jahnsen (SU630)

Pamela Jarnigan (SU245)

Jessica Josephs (SU651)

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Gail Key (SU422)

Joan Knapp (SU626)

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Dolores Leister (SU611)

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Jessica Marshall (SU120)

Katie Matthews (SU600)

Cristina Mayfarth (SU622)

Barbara Maynes (SU323)

Trina McGee (SU020)

Megan McGrath (SU444)

Mary Mcisaac (SU510)

Marci Mendez (SU033)

Patrice Molinarolo (SU011)

Michelle Moore (SU030)

Kalie Murray (SU215)

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Kelsey Parpart (SU312)

Faye Peebles (SU621)

Paige Porter (SU626)

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Emily Radzyminski (SU621)

Elaine Ramsey (SU688)

Jolyn Reisdorf (SU616)

Briana Roberts (GSWW Camps)

Alyssa Rollando (SU611)

Katherine Ross (SU420)

Willie Russell (SU550)

Kathleen Rutan (SU604)

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Regina Saucier (SU023)

Brittany Schatz (SU020)

Mary Schroeder (SU530)

Karen Seinfeld (SU611)

Barbara Selberg (SU540)

Laura Smith (SU540)

Sue Stibbe (SU621)

Maryalice Sumner (SU623)

Katherine Switzer (SU604)

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Catherine (Cathy) Taflin (SU520)

Leslie Ternosky (SU606)

Steve Thomason (SU314)

Meredith Thompson (SU520)

Christina Turner (SU020)

Susan Tyler (SU023)

Catherine (Cathy) Taflin (SU520)

Leslie Ternosky (SU606)

Steve Thomason (SU314)

Meredith Thompson (SU520)

Christina Turner (SU020)

Susan Tyler (SU023)

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Janelee Waldock (SU030)

Marne Warner (SU621)

Steven Werner (SU312)

Tracey West (SU530)

Nancy Winter (SU643)

Karen Woncik (SU245)

Dianna Workman (SU607)

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Joan Zumstein (SU645)

35 Years

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Laurie Beck (SU435)

Lorraine Birch (SU323)

C

Deb Cook (SU616)

D

Tonya Darby (SU003)

Jennifer Dickson (SU441)

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Katherine Felix (SU611)

G

Jennifer Gallegos (SU440)

Danny Gayman (SU033)

Karen Getzinger (SU420)

Laura Grimes (SU003)

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Jennifer Hall (SU211)

Lindsay Hampson (SU430)

Denise Healy (GSWW Camps)

Victoria Hinkle (SU411)

Scyntha Humbert (SU152)

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Diane Jankowski (SU510)

Erica Jankowski (SU510)

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Nicole Kellar (GSWW Camps)

Theresa Krack (SU412)

L

Anna Morland Larsen (SU430)

Kristina Lowthian (SU422)

M

Mary Bea Mccaffray (SU530)

Elizabeth Modell (SU003)

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Miranda Nigrey (GSWW Camps)

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James O'dea Col Mc (SU623)

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Danielle Perry (SU024)

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Myrtle Rausch (SU212)

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Julie Schutte (SU140)

Tina Shelton (SU210)

Kathy Spence (SU606)

Emylee Stewart (SU510)

Jennifer Swensen (SU424)

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Carrie Wardell (SU212)

Tom Washington (SU626)

Wendy Ann Wolf (SU530)

40 Years

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Debra Allen (SU033)

Mary Allestad (SU222)

C

Jaime Christianson (SU647)

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Cindy Falla (SU651)

Susan Fore (SU030)

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Aase Gronlund (SU424)

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Kirsten Henning (SU540)

Dorothy Hudson (SU611)

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Larissa Labrador-Kravich (SU023)

Autumn Labrecque (SU606)

Ann Lev (SU530)

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Ann McNally (SU530)

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Alice Marie Reed (SU440)

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Jodi Seybolt (SU311)

K Short (SU020)

Rebecca Southern (SU440)

Alan Sugiyama (SU540)

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Emily Volkmar-Rehfuss (SU431)

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Kay Zolman (SU688)

45 Years

Tanya Bodien (SU420)

Elizabeth Boland (SU222)

Lynn Colella (SU409)

Stephanie Dyck (SU688)

Alice Few (SU688)

Hope Haugen (SU530)

Mary Hornsby (SU033)

Nancy Laframboise (SU600)

Jean Stratton (SU323)

Dana Wruble (SU220)

50 Years

Nichelle Inman (GSWW Camps)

Stacy Kadolph (SU647)

Christine Riggan (SU611)

Debbie Whidden (SU626)

55 Years

Helen Allen (SU626)

Lois Bauer (SU442)

Carol DeVos (SU688)

Sue Donohue-Smith (SU011)

Margaret Duff (GSWW Camps)

Terry Jankowski (SU688)

Katherine Matsen (SU314)

60 Years

Evelyn Arrigoni Armstrong (SU411)

Arlene Leschack (SU606)

65 Years

Sally Sue Barry (SU320)

70 Years

Annette Barca (SU245)

Sally Montgomery (SU444)

75 Years

Judith Shaw (SU431)

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Brittney Harris

Chelsea Prufer Kohli

Monica Olson

Sherry Thomas

Caitlin Whitehead

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Jenni Allen

Susie DeCaire

Nicola Ferrigni

Emily Fisher

Jessica McDonald

Susan Minnick

Carrie Prock

Cayla Quinton

Dawn Schulz

Tiffany Scroggs

Donna Shane

Bridgette Valdez-Kogle

Rami Warburton

Kay Zolman

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Jo Riffner

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Volunteer Appreciation

April is Volunteer Appreciation Month! Join us for upcoming volunteer appreciation events and activities.

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