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LifeStream Awards Volunteers Presidential Pins

By Chester Wallace , Community Writer
May 4, 2017 at 09:37am. Views: 128

REDLANDS>> On Wednesday, April 26, LifeStream donors at the San Bernardino and Ontario donor centers, were awarded with presidential pins for service during 2016, and the Shining Star as “Rookies of the Year”.     

Award recipients for the Gold Presidential Pin for volunteering 500 hours or more or 250 hours for ages 17-25: William Conway, Ontario; Charles Curlee, Redlands; Diana Feast, Upland; Donald Fingerle, San Bernardino; Mary Hoel, Calimesa; Patricia Holmberg, San Bernardino; David Morketter, Upland; Daniel “Tim” Perkins, Banning; Manuel Rendon, San Bernardino; Anare Smith, San Bernardino.

Award recipients for the Silver Presidential Pin for volunteering 250 to 499 hours of service or 175 to 249 hours for ages 17-25: Florence Dabney, Redlands; Anthony Fairley, San Bernardino; Charles Fox, San Bernardino; Illeana Massengill, San Bernardino; Megan Miller, San Bernardino; Nila Neat, La Verne; Patti Smith, Yucaipa; Aaron Trinidad, Rancho Cucamonga; Peter Wong, Chino. 

Award recipients for the Bronze Presidential Pin for volunteering 100 to 249 hours of service or 100 to 175 hours for ages 17-25: Vanessa Cruz, Rialto; Sandra Hayes, Rancho Cucamonga; Angela Jones, Rialto; Charlotte Jimenez, Upland; Pamela Kidwell, Rancho Cucamonga; Beatriz Perez, Fontana; Evelyn Rodriguez, San Bernardino; Renato Zano, Fontana.

Shining Star for Rookies of the Year (Categories included): Charles Curlee (mobiles and canteen); Angela Jones (canteen); Yolanda Martinez, Rancho Cucamonga (canteen); Aaron Trinidad (canteen); Manuel Rendon (driver).

“We’re very proud of our dedicated volunteers, who contribute so much to the LifeStream mission,” said Pat Schindler, LifeStream’s volunteer services manager. “It was a pleasure to host and honor them for all they do for our community."

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