Alpine’s Outstanding Citizens Are Honored at Alpine Leadership & Public Service Awards on November 14, 2011
The 17th Annual Alpine Leadership and Public Service Awards, Hosted by the Alpine Mountain Empire Chamber of Commerce was held on Monday, November 17th at the Viejas DreamCatcher Lounge to recognize the people, organizations and businesses that have demonstrated community leadership and public service.
This event also celebrated the Chamber’s 50th Anniversary. Significant anniversaries of Chamber members and businesses owned by military veterans were also recognized.
The Alpine Community Network’s creator and director, Angela Brookshire was awarded “Outstanding Citizen of the Year”.
“I am overwhelmed by all of the support and enthusiasm that I have received from the community of Alpine! My little idea (The Alpine Community Network) has grown into something HUGE and has become the go-to place for everything Alpine! I couldn’t be happier to be able to provide this resource to the amazing community of Alpine and I am very flattered to be awarded Citizen of the Year!” – Angela Brookshire
Stay tuned for a complete list of all of the outstanding citizens that were honored at the ALPS awards!
Congradulations Angie! You definately deserve this…your information and commitment to Alpine is awesome!!!
Thank you Dennis! I am so thrilled that I was able to help get the word about YOUR AMAZING SERVICE! What you guys do for the community FOR FREE is just so awesome! We make a good team and you have been awesome to work with too! I hope and pray that you can get the funding you need so you can do it again next year
Thank you Georgia! It makes me so happy to hear how much you enjoy the Network! I will keep working hard!
Congratulations. Well deserved. We love the network.
Congratulations Angie, it has been with ACN’s help and your support that our Free Chipping Program has been so successful this year. You have been an absolute delight to work with and the service you provide is unparalleled.
Thank you so much on behalf of GAFSC and the community of the Greater Alpine area.
Yes karen, it is beyond weird having to talk about myself! Kinda awkward!
It must feel funny to report on yourself but the award is well-deserved. Congratulations! K+