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RRR Awards.... |
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RRR VOLUNTEER AWARDS - New this year. Six awards will be given: Three one-year extensions of club membership, Two $100. gift certificates for dinner, and one American Airlines roundtrip ticket for a domestic flight. Members must volunteer in 3 or more races to be eligible. Names will be drawn at the Holiday Party on Saturday, December 10, 2011. Click to view the volunteer list Check your eligibility!
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THE DON CORDISCO AWARD - The inaugural "Person of the Year" award winner was RRR's first official coach, Walter Johnston. He was selected by a committee in 1986, and an annual tradition was born. In 1990, it was renamed the "Person of the Year - Don Cordisco Award", named in honor and in memory of a well-loved and popular member of the club. Don was described as, "...an accomplished runner and triathlete, whose love for running was second only to his love for his family." In 1998, the club officially dropped the "Person of the Year" title, because the award had evolved into a recognition of longtime contribution and service to the RRR, rather than just one year. Today, the "Don Cordisco Award" is the most prestigious award presented by the club, annually chosen by a committee of previous winners who are still active club members.
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| Don Cordisco Award Winners:
1986 - Walter Johnston |
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| Right: 2010 Don Cordisco Award winner, Jamie Kempton, receives his award from RRR President Bernie Casserly and 2009 Person of the Year, Allison Luscher. |
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| VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR - This award is selected by a commitee of the club's race directors and board members. It is presented to the club member who stands out by consistently exhibiting a strong commitment toward volunteering and working at club races and events throughout the year. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Volunteers of the Year:
1998 - John & Ann Singer Right - A happy Allison accepts her 2008 Volunteer of the Year award. |
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THE GEORGE WODICKA INSPIRATION AWARD - In 1996, George Wodicka, also affectionately referred to as "the Guru of Rockland Lake", was presented with a plaque which read, "For Continuing Inspiration and Motivation to All Runners". The Runaround newsletter at the time said, "George delights in talking to new runners about running, and fueling their enthusiasm for the sport." "George was a mentor to many RRR members, was our sport's premier cheerleader, spokesman, and it's most savvy observer." The George Wodicka Inspiration Award was revived in 2001, and is presented to the club member who best exemplifies the qualities that inspire and motivate those around them to keep running, and persevere against all odds.
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| George Wodicka Inspiration Award
1996 - George Wodicka Right: Dave Fernandez raises his well-deserved award at the 2007 Holiday Party. |
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RRR RUNNER OF THE YEAR - In 2008, the club added a new award, and presented it to two vaulable members of Team RRR. 2008 Runner of the Year - Male: Michael Nusblat Right - Mike and Sheila accept their awards from RRR Secretary Shelly Shrem. |
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ROAD RUNNERS CLUB of AMERICA (RRCA) NATIONAL VOLUNTEER AWARD - This national achievement award recognizes long-term contributions of service to the club and the running community. To be eligible for this award, a member must have contributed at least 2000 hours of volunteer service to their club. 2003 - Joyce Magee and Art Reilly Below: Enilda Indyk accepts her 2008 RRCA National Volunteer award. |
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