CONGRATULATIONS! President’s Volunteer Service Awards for 4 young West Seattleites

The photo and report are from Sheryl Guyon:

Husky Deli has been a pillar of the community for generations. So, it’s not surprising that they attract quality employees.

What is a coincidence is that four of the young men serving ice cream have all been awarded the President’s Volunteer Service Award for exceptional service to their community.

It is a nationally recognized honor which was started by President Obama. It recognizes citizens who give back to their community in a significant way, each dedicating their time for the betterment of others.

Each student logged 150 hours or more of service in the past year, including time spent serving the homeless, participating in All City Band, helping freshmen at West Seattle High School through Link Crew, volunteering to help at sporting events, promoting the Crop Walk for Hunger, and helping younger students succeed.

From left in the photo are West Seattle High School seniors Peter Guyon, Aidan Day, and Neil Gromlich, and Chief Sealth International High School junior Chase Gaither. Congratulations to all!

4 Replies to "CONGRATULATIONS! President's Volunteer Service Awards for 4 young West Seattleites"

  • Russ December 11, 2017 (10:42 am)

    Nice work young men! Taking action and serving others where help is needed is something we can all strive for.  We are lucky to have you in our West Seattle Community.  THANK YOU.

  • Judi Finney December 11, 2017 (10:50 am)

    This is our future generation. Bravo young people for living life serving others and for the greater good. I feel safe with the future in your hands. Thank you and Bless you! 

  • Seaspade December 11, 2017 (1:27 pm)

    Great achievement by the young men and thank you to Husky Deli for making the recognition as well.

  • Coach David December 11, 2017 (2:17 pm)

    Chase is also a renaissance man who is talented in sports and academic, too!  Well done to all four!

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