Washington Wing Award Recipients

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WASHINGTON WINGCIVIL AIR PATROL -USAF AUXILIARY

AWARDS BOOKAND HISTORICAL INFORMATION

1941-2012

Celebrating 70th Anniversary of Civil Air Patrol


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2012 AWARDS BOOK AND HISTORICAL INFORMATION

WASHINGTON WING - CIVIL AIR PATROL - USAF AUXILIARY

FUTURE SECTIONS

Unit Citation

Region and National Brewer AwardsRegion and National Outstanding Awards

Region and National Meritorious Service Award

Region and National Exceptional Service AwardRegion Torch Awards

Squadron Patches

This fourth addition of the awards book has some missing names and units. Information is stillneeded to make the book complete. We need corrections and information for the new edition. If you

should find incorrect spelling or dates please let me know by phone 206/243-8020 e-mail

[email protected] the Historical Dept. on the wing e-mail. Look to your older members tofill in the blanks. Most of the mistakes made last time hopefully have been corrected.

Your cooperation in this matter will be greatly appreciated. I know all of you want to see your unitreceive credit where due.

This addition of the Awards Book researched, assembled and printed byLt Col Eleanor Baker

Wing Historian

Lt. Col. Evelyn Lundstrom-WeissAsst. Wing Historian

Lt. Col. Don Long

Wing Historian Staff

Lt. Col Dick HeizAdvisor
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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CONTENTSForward.........................2Table of Contents......................3Washington Wing Commanders.......................4

Nominees to Region/National Awards

Region/National Senior of the year...............................5

Region/National Cadet of the year............................6

Region/National Aerospace of the year........................................................................................7Region/National Senior (Wing) Chaplain of the year...................7

Cadet Awards

Cadet of the year.................... 8 & 9

Cadet NCO ...................10 & 11

Cadet Commander.................11

Region Torch Awards....................................................................................................................12

Cadet Quality Unity Award ..........................................................................................................12

.Department Awards

Squadron Chaplain.....................13 & 14

Character Development Instructor.....................14

Senior Communicator....................15

Cadet Communicator................... .16Counterdrug ............................ ..17

Cadet Programs..............................17

Aerospace Education .............................18 21

Public Affairs.................................................................................................................................22 & 23Emergency Services-Support (Individual, Team or Squadron.....................................................24

Emergency Service-Ground Team Leader.....................................................................................25

Emergency Service-Observer.........................................................................................................25

Historian.....................26

Property Management................27Safety......................28

Pilot................................................29 & 30

Special AwardsInspiration...............31 & 32

Senior Awards.

Senior Member of the Year.........................................................33

Outstanding Wing Staff Officer......................................................................................................34 & 35

Squadron Award

Outstanding Squadron................................................35 - 37

Outstanding Squadron Commander...............................................................................................37

Squadron of Merit..........................................................................................................................38

Miscellaneous Awards and Achievements

Air Force Association... .......................39 & 40

Drill Team and Color Guard.................40 & 41

Summer Encampment Cadet Commanders..................42 & 4350 year Members...............44

Top Training Awards.

Gill Robb Wilson Awards-Seniors.........................44 & 45

Spaatz Awards-Cadet..........................46Various Other Awards & Information

Washington Wing Conference........................................................................................................47

Region, National and Other. Awards.............................................................................................48- 50

Retired Awards and Memorials.....................................................................................................51 - 65


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WASHINGTON WING COMMANDERS

Maj. Phillip H. Hinkley (D)# 1 December 1941---20 April 1944

Col. Ed R. Shiller (D) 20 April 1944---- -----25 August 1948

Lt Col Louis A. Wasiner (D)* 1 August 1948---------1 October 1948Col. David Mozes (D) 1 October 1948-------23 October 1951

Col. Wallace Hibbard (D) 23 October 1951--- ---28 July 1953Col. Wallace Drew (D) 28 July 1953-----------12 June 1956

Col. David Mozes (D) 12 June 1956-------- --13 October 1958Col. Joseph Princen (D) 13 October 1958-------14 February 1961

Col. Frederick N. Mills (D) 14 February 1961--------7 March 1962

Lt Col Gordon W Ebbert * 7 March 1962----- ----1 May 1962Col. Joseph Princen (D) 1 May 1962----------21 June 1963

Col. Roger A. Guilmett (D)* 21 June 1963--------- ----1 Nov. 1968

Col Stephen E. Mills (D) 1 November 1968-----11 December 1971Col. Kenneth K. Kerschner* 11 December 1971---- -- 3 December 1976

Col. Doyne Scott* (D) 3 December 1976--------3 December 1977

Col. F. David Lambert 3 December 1977--------3 December 1978Col. Theodore A. Tax* 3 December 1978--------9 May 1987

Col. Wlliam H. Hamilton 9 May 1987---------------5 May 1990

Col. Ronald K. Simmons 5 May 1990---------------4 October 1990

Col. William H. Hamilton 4 October 1990----------11 May 1991Col. Merle V. Starr* 11 May 1991----------------6 May 1995

Col. Douglas Jones 6 May 1995---------------17 April 1998

Col. Dale E. Newell 17 April 1998--------------13 April 2002Col Roy Stephenson 13 April 2002--------------14 March 2005

Col Ernestus S. Schnabler 14 March 2005-------------13 August 2006

Col. David E. Maxwell* 13 August 2006-------------10 April 2010

Col David Lehman 10 April 2010----

* Commanders holding position for Four years or more Deceased---(D)Col. Shiller-----------------4 yrs. 4 mo.Col. Guilmett-----------5yrs. 4 mo

Col. Kershner----------5 yrs.

Col. Tax-----------------8 yrs. 6 mo.Col. Starr-------------------4 yrs.# First National Commander of CAP Courier Patrol Maj. Hinkley


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LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENTNOMINEE TO REGIONAL/NATIONAL

OUTSTANDING SENIOR MEMBER OF THE YEAR

CRITERIA

Nominee is a Washington Wing senior member who has performed assignments in an

outstanding manner and contributed significantly to the advancement of Civil Air Patrol duringseveral years, as well as the past year. The senior selected for this nomination should have received

one or more of the Wing Awards either this year or past years. The individual is nominated as the

CAP Region/National Senior member of the year. The Personnel Director in consultation with the

Awards and Decorations Board and Wing Commander will select the nomination During the years1987 through 1991 the nominee received the Wing Commanders Award.

1987 Eleanor Baker Washington Wing Hq.1988 James Falkner Washington Wing Hq.

1986 Gary Eberhardt Washington Wing Hq.1989 Gordon Ebbert Washington Wing Hq.

1990 Stephen Carmick Washington Wing Hq.

1991 Richard Killingsworth Washington Wing Hq.

19921993

1994

19951996

199719981999

2000

2001

20022003 Kandyce Lewis Mt. St. Helens Sq

2004 Kathy Maxwell Washington Wing Hq

20052006 Don Long Group IV

2007 Not Awarded

200820092010

2011 David Maxwell * Washington Wing Hq.

* NOMINEE RECEIVED REGION LIFETIME SENIOR OF THE YEAR. REGION SENDS ON

TO NATIONAL. # RECEIVED NATIONAL AWARD. AWARD RECEIVED THE

FOLLOWING YEAR


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LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENTNOMINEE TO REGIONAL/NATIONAL

OUTSTANDING CADET MEMBER OF THE YEAR

CRITERIA

Nominee is a Washington Wing Cadet who has performed assignments in an outstandingmanner and contributed significantly to the advancement of Civil Air Patrol during several years as

well as the past years. The Cadet selected for this award should have received one or more of the

Wing Awards in either this year or past years. The cadet is nominated as the CAP Regional/NationalCadet of the Year. The Director of Cadets in consultation with Wing Awards and Decorations Board

and Wing Commander will select the nomination. During the years 1988 to 1991 they were presented

the Wing Commanders Award.

1988 Jeff Lustick Skagit Sq.

1989 Robert Napier Olympia Sq.1990 Jeff Lustick * Skagit Sq.

1991 Alton White * Stephen Mills Sq.

1992

19931994

1995

1996 Jon Cairns Group II1997 Amy Goff Overlake Sq.

1998 Dustin Jones WA Wing Hq.1999

2000

2001

20022003

2004

20052006 Christine Smith WA Wing Hq.

2007

20082009

2010

2011

* NOMINEE RECEIVED REGION CADET OF THE YEAR. REGION SENDS ON TO

NATIONAL. # RECEIVED NATIONAL AWARD THE FOLLOWING YEAR


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LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDNOMINEE TO REGION/NATIONAL

FRANK G BREWER AEROSPACE AWARDCATEGORY 1V

2008 Richard Edgerton *# Washington Wing Headquarters200929102011 Ewing Larby * Mt Rainier Composite Squadron

* RECEIVED REGION CATEGORY IV BREWER AWARD. REGION SENDS ON TO

NATIONAL. #RECEIVED NATIONAL AWARD THE FOLLOWING YEAR

NOMINEE TO REGION/NATIONALOUTSTANDING WING CHAPLAIN OF THE YEAR

1989 Don Starr*# Washington Wing Headquarters

1990-2007 Unknown

2007 Not Given2008

2009

20102011 Danny Riggs * Washington Wing Headquarters

* NOMINEE RECEIVED REGION CHAPLAIN OF THE YEAR. REGION SENDS ON TONATIONAL # RECEIVED NATIONAL AWARD THE FOLLOWING YEAR.


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CADET OF THE YEARCRITERIA

The Cadet of the Year award is presented to a cadet in Washington Wing who has provided a

good example of progress through the Civil Air Patrol program. The cadet must have shown

significant leadership and made important contributions to the CAP program in Washington Wing

during the past year. Nominations may be made by any CAP member and should be endorsed by theUnit Commander. The Director of Cadet Programs in consultation with the Wing Awards and

Decorations Board will select the recipient.

1970 Paul Hansen Tukwila Sq.

1971 Unknown Unknown1972 Alvin High Paine Field Sq.

1973 Judeth Seckel Green River Sq.

1974 Gary Scott Green River Sq.

1975 Douglas Shippy Green River Sq.1976 John Gilbert Ephrata Sq.

1977 Jan Gieser McChord Sq.1978 Douglas Smith McChord Sq.1979 Dennis Brooke Seattle Sq.

1980-81 Diane Irby Tri Cities Sq.

1981-82 Cecilia Rolhholz unknown1983 Mark Harlin Olympia Sq.

1984 Teresia Sundstrom (Saylor) Stephen Mills Sq.

1985 Grant Killimer Stephen Mills Sq.

1986 Julie Masura Tie McChord Sq.Glenn Talley Tie Fire Mountain Sq.

1987 Charlene Purtee Olympia Sq.

1988 Jeff Lustick Skagit Sq.1989 Robert Napier Olympia Sq.

1990 Jeff Lustick Skagit Sq.

1991 Robert Cairns Stephen Mills Sq.1992 Rose Purtee Olympia Sq.1993 Mike Murray Tie Sandpoint Sq.

Jason McMahan Tie Ed Hauter Sq.

1994 Shannon Whitaker Stephen Mills Sq.1995 Mathew Purtee Olympia Sq.

1996 Jon Cairns Group II Hq.

1997 Amy Goff Overlake Sq.

1998 Dustin Jones Wing Hq.1999 Zachary Miller Tri-Cities Sq.

2000 Kristin Jones WAWG Staff2001 Sharon Oakley McChord Sq.

2002 Scott McMahon Overlake Sq.

2003 Jason Hershey Overlake Sq.

2004 Christine Smith Mt St Helens Sq.2005 Scott Jewell Overlake Sq.


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CADET OF THE YEAR (Continued)

2006 Christine Smith + WA WG Staff

2007 Houston Pye + Interstate Sq,2008 Clay Amann Mt. Rainier Sq.

2009 Bethany De Vol Green River sq.

2010 Not Awarded2011 Evan Prior Overlake Sq.

+ NOMINEE TO REGION *RECEIVED REGION CADET OF THE YEAR. REGIONSENDS ON TO NATIONAL. #RECEIVED NATIONAL AWARD THE FOLLOWING

YEAR


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OUTSTANDING CADET NCO

CRITERIA

The Outstanding Cadet NCO award is presented to a Washington Wing cadet NCO who best

exemplifies qualities of a NCO. Nominations may be made by any Civil Air Patrol member and

should be endorsed by the Unit Commander. The Wing Awards and Decorations Board inconsultation with the Director of Cadet Programs will select the recipient.

1972 Mark Squire Seattle Sq.

1973 Rande Lindner Spokane Sq.

1974 Jackie Owens Renton Sq.1975 Anita Baker Olympia Sq.

1976 Jan Giesar McChord Sq.

1977 Maryanne Monroe Unknown

1978 Don Sudy Unknown1979-80 Greg Eres Green River Sq.

1980-81 Thomas Kerr Unknown1981-82 Paul Horan Green River Sq.1983 Unknown unknown

1984 Fred Karr unknown

1985 Cassis Berry Paine Field Sq.1986 Mark Milrot Black Hills Sq.

1987 Michelle Helpenstell Tie Port Angeles Sq.

Rose Pellet Tie Paine Field Sq.

1988 Matthew Zion Fire Mountain Sq.1989 Joanna Thomas Seattle Sq.

1990 Abner Hoage Olympia Sq.

1991 Darren Fischer Pangborn Sq.1992 Randy Pargman Peninsula Sq.

1993 Amy Goff Overlake Sq.

1994 Alan Tag Olympia Sq.1995 Neil Morgan Port Angeles Sq.1996 Katie Badowski Olympia Sq.

1997 Lance Stevens Paine Field Sq.

1998 Nathan Heard Spokane Sq.1999 Caros Fodor Northshore Sq.

2000 Sean Foster Blue Mountain Sq.

2001 Sidonie Schnabler Tie Ft. Vamcouver

Collin Wood Tie Overlake Sq.2002 Ryan Petrosky Tie Overlake Sq.

Kell Anderson Tie Arlington Sq.2003 Sabrina Scholla Pangborn Sq.

2004 Max Vav Orman Port Angeles Sq.

2005 Tyler Jensen Northshore Sq.

2006 Renee Brihante Port Angeles Sq.


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OUTSTANDING CADET NCO (Continued)

2007 Rachel Campos Twin W Sq2008 Willi Kautz Yakima Sq.

2009 Mikayla Botsford Mt. Rainier Sq.

2010 Garrett Stanley Peninsula Sq.

2011 Jordan Mellinger Overlake Sq.

CADET COMMANDER OF THE YEAR

CRITERIA

The Cadet Commander of the Year is presented to a cadet commander in Washington Wingwho has provided a good example of progress through the Civil Air Patrol program. The cadet must

have shown significant leadership and made important contributions to the CAP program in their unit

in during the past year. Nominations may be made by any member of Civil Air Patrol and should beendorsed by the Unit Commander. The Wing Awards and Decorations Board in consultation with the

Director of Cadets will select the recipient.

1988 Shelley Bognar Paine Field Sq.1989 Leonard Johnson Moses Lake Sq.

1990 Rosalie Purtee Olympia Sq.

1991 Steve Lacy Pangborn Sq.1992 Ryan Rothmeyer Fire Mountain Sq.

1993 Marshall Chalverus Sandpoint Sq.

1994 Mathew Purtee Olympia Sq.

1995 Marie Roush McChord Sq.1996 Dustin Jones Fire Mountain Sq.

1997 Dustin Jones Fire Mountain Sq.

1998 Amber Bernardi Spokane Sq.1999 Kenneth Bates Arlington Sq.

2000 Scott McMahan Overlake Sq.

2001 Alex Esson Ft, Vancouver Sq.2002 Taylor Black Overlake Sq.

2003 William Johnson Pt. Angeles Sq.

2004 Matthew Hall Fire Mt. Sq.2005 Matthew Johnson Pt. Angeles Sq.

2006 Joshue Bergland Yakima Sq.2007 Renee Brilhante Pt. Angeles2008 Carlos Rangel Olympia Sq.

2009 Mason Winfield Overlake Sq.

2010 Nick Rider Paine Field Sq.

2011 Jonathan Gilliam Overlake Sq.


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TORCH AWARD

1996 Matthew Prutee Cadet of the Year MENTOR David and Karen Purtee1997 Jonnathan Cairnns Cadet of the Year MENTOR William Kennedy

1998 Amy Goff Cadet of the year MENTOR Ted Tax

CADET QUALITY UNIT AWARD

Awarded by National Headquarters to any cadet units that display strong program fundamentalswhich will inevitably lead to their having a vibrant Cadet Program. This award is completely

objective.

2010 Nationwide 118 units

2010 Columbia Basin Composite Squadron

2010 Pangborn Composite Squadron

2010 Spokane Composite Squadron

2010 Yakima Composite Squadron

2011 Nationwide 209 units

2011 Arlington Composite Squadron

2011 Overlake Composite Squadron


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OUTSTANDING SQUADRON CHAPLAIN AWARD

CRITERIA

The Outstanding Chaplain Award is presented to the Washington Wing Unit Chaplain who

has provided outstanding inspiration and leadership and has performed duties in an exceptional

manner in the past year. Nominations may be made by any Civil Air Patrol Member and should beendorsed by the Unit Commander. The Chaplain will select recipient in consultation with Wing

Awards and Decorations Board.

1970 Mr. Burk Spokane Sq.

1971 Mr. Clarkson Paine Field Sq.

1972 James Dennis Walla Walla Sq.

1973 Bill DePierro Fort Vancouver Sq.1974 Bill DePierro Fort Vancouver Sq.

1975 Chuck Rigby Seattle Sq.

1976 Ed Shipman Green River Sq.

1977 James Radcliff Tri Cities Sq.1978 Phillip Bennett North Spokane Sq.

1979 Charles Leel North Star Sq.1980-81 Unknown

1981-82 Unknown

1983 Don Starr Paine Field Sq.

1984 Ed Shipman Green River Sq.1985 Don Starr Paine Field Sq.

1986 Charles Leel North Star Sq.

1987 Don Starr Paine Field Sq.1988 Marshall Ellis Tukwila Sq.

1989 Lee Johnson Skagit Sq.1990 John Tobin Cheney Sq.1991 N. Gene Hoskinson Stephen Mills Sq.

1992 Marshall Ellis Renton-Tukwila Sq.

1993 David Franklin Yakima Sq.

1994 Charles James Green River Sq1995 Thomas Willert Bellingham Sq.

1996 N. Gene Hoskinson Washington Wing Hq.

1997 Edwin Blietz Lake Stevens Sq.1998 Rick Long Arlington Sq.

1999 David Paul Zimmerman Renton Sq.

2000 Not Given2001 Chuck James WA Wing Hq.

2002 James Graham Twin W Sq.

2003 George Haberer Mt. St. Helens Sq.2004 George Haberer Mt. ST. Helens Sq.

2005 Not Given

2006 Rick Long + Arlington Sq.


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OUTSTANDING SQUADRON CHAPLAIN AWARD (Continued)

2007 William Adam + Peninsula Sq.2008 William Adam + Peninsula Sq.

2009 Stephen Headrick Spokane Sq.

2010 Dave Franklin Yakima Sq.

2011 William Adam Peninsula Sq.

+ NOMINEE TO REGION SQUADRON CHAPLAIN OF THE YEAR* RECEIVED REGION SQUADRON CHAPLAIN OF THE YEAR. REGION SENDS TO

NATIONAL # RECEIVED NATIONAL AWARD THE FOLLOWING YEAR.

CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT INSTRUCTOR(FORMERLY MORAL LEADERSHIP AWARD)

CRITERIA

Given to a non-chaplain member of CAP designated as the Character Development Instructor whohas actively supported the CAP Moral Leadership program. This award started in 2000. Prior to

2008 this was known as the Moral Leadership Award .

2000 Yvonne Bjorkland McChord Sq.

2001

20022003 Arne Loren Mt. St. Helens Sq.

2004 Arne Loren Mt. St. Helens Sq.

2005 Arne Loren Mt. St. Helens Sq.2006 Not Given

2007 Lowell Kappmeyer + Interstate Sq.

2008 Not Given2009 Not Given2010 Not Given

2011 Gerald Prior + * Overlake Sq.

+ NOMINEE TO REGION *RECEIVED REGION CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT

INSTRUCTOR AWARD. REGION SENDS TO NATIONAL. # RECEIVED NATIONAL

AWARD THE FOLLOWING YEAR.


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SENIOR COMMUNICATOR OF THE YEAR

CRITERIA

The Communications Award is presented to the member in Washington Wing who has

contributed most significantly to the success of the communications program in the past year.

Nominations may be made by any Civil Air Patrol Member and should be endorsed by UnitCommander. Director of Communications selects recipient in consultation with Wing Awards and

Decorations Board.

1976 Richard Coty Sandpoint Sq.

1977 Dwight Pettibone Green River Sq.1978 Gary Enberhardt Washington Wing Hq.

1979 Betty Coyle Washington Wing Hq.

1980-81 Edwin Nicolai Wenatchee Sq.

1981-82 Rande Lindner Cheney Sq.1983 Walt ONeill Skagit Sq.

1984 Chris Omey (McSpadden) Seattle Sq.1985 Alex McKenzie Tri Cities Sq.1986 Spencer Bahner Washington Wing Hq.

1987 Ray Roebuck Ellensburg Sq.

1988 Steven ONeil Skagit Sq.1989 Mark McDermott Washington Wing Hq.

1990 Margaret Rose Washington Wing Hq.

1991 Robert Wright Ed Hauter Sq.

1992 William Howard Twin W Sq.. 1993 David Nichols WAWG Hq.

1994 Award Not Given

1995 Victor Doerrheim Spokane Sq.1996 Richard Branum Group III Hq.


1998 Mike Talley Group II1999 Bill Redd Ft. Vancouver Sq.2000 Jame Lehman Mt. St. Helens Sq.

2001 Robert D Pfister 90

2002 Thomas Fields Pt. Angeles Sq.2003 Michael Talley Arlington Sq.

2004 John Bittinger Group III

2005 Curt Powers Northshore Sq.

2006 Mike Talley + Arlington Sq.2007 Linda Garross + Northshore Sq.

2008 John Bittinger +*# Washington Wing Hq.2009 Not Given

2010

2011 Richard Branum Washington Wing Hq.+ NOMINEE TO REGION *RECEIVED REGION COMMUNICATOR OF THE YEAR.

REGION FORWARDS TO NATIONAL. #RECEIVED NATIONAL AWARD THE FOLLOWING YEAR.


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CADET COMMUNICATOR OF THE YEAR

In honor of Gary Eberhardt who devoted many years to the Communication Department and helping Cadets

become knowledgeable about communication. He was responsible for many of the improvements we now

operate under.CRITERIA

The Cadet Communicator of the Year Award is presented to the cadet member who contributed

significantly to the communication system of Washington Wing.

1988 Not Known Yakima Composite Squadron

1989 Abner Hoage Olympia Composite Squadron1990 Scott Rogers Blue Mountain Composite Squadron

1991 Scott Rogers Blue Mountain Composite Squadron

1992 Michael Matterson Not Known1993-94 Not Given

1995 Dan Lesch Olympia Composite Squadron

1996 Jonathan Moore McChord AFB Composite Squadron1997 Not Given

1998 Jaen Keesler Mt. Rainier Composite Squadron

1999 Neil Uhrig Mt. St. Helens Composite Squadron

2000 Josiah Broom Mt. St. Helens Composite Squadron2001 Will Scheel Ft. Vancouver Composite Squadron

2002 Not Given

2003 Cody Reader Port Angeles Composite Squadron2004 Matthew Hall Fire Mt. Composite Squadron

2005 Eric Gregory Mt. Rainier Composite Squadron

2006 Eric Gregory Mt. Rainier Composite Squadron

2007 Eric Gregory Mt. Rainier Composite Squadron2008 Not Given

2009 Not Given

2010 Christian Stanley Peninsula Composite Squadron2011 Cassidy Ratayczak Bellingham Composite Squadron


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COUNTERDRUG OFFICER

CRITERIA

Presented to the Counter Drug Officer who, having been accepted into the CAP counter drug program

and participated in at least six actual or training counter drug missions, demonstrates a professional

attitude toward the counter drug support program.

2007 Janet Hawken + Green River Sq.

2008 Janet Hawken +*# Green River Sq.

2009 Roger Callahan Fort Vancouver Sq.

2010 Roger Callahan Fort Vancouver Sq.

2010 Calvin Wilkinson Green River Sq.

2010 Chuck Jung Paine Field Sq.

2011 Ernustus Schnabler + *# Washington Wing Hq.

+ NOMINEE TO REGION *RECEIVED PACIFIC REGION NORM EDWARDS COUNTER

DRUG OFFICER OF THE YEAR. REGION SENDS ON TO NATIONAL. #RECEIVEDNATIONAL AWARD THE FOLLOWING YEAR

CADET PROGRAMS DIRECTOR

CRITERIA

Given to the unit cadet programs officer who best demonstrates a successful cadet program

for the previous year. Emphasis areas should include progress of cadets through the established

program including milestone awards, cadet activities that foster enthusiasm and development,support programs for cadets to ensure success (mentoring, tutoring, etc), and support to wing-

wide activities. Candidate may be submitted to region/national for the Jack Sorenson Award if the

nominee qualifies.

2006 Scott McMahan + Washington Wing Headquarters

2007 Phil Snyder Northshore Composite Squadron

2008 Celso Rangel + South Sound Composite Squadron

2009 Robert Ray Mt St Helens Composite Squadron

2010 Michael Holliday Overlake Composite Squadron

2011 Michele Standish-Walls Overlake Composite Squadron

+ NOMINEE TO REGION *RECEIVED REGION JACK SORENSON CADET PROGRAMSDIRECTOR AWARD IF SELECTED REGION SENDS ON TO NATIONAL. #RECEIVED

NATIIONAL AWARD THE FOLLOWING YEAR.


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AEROSPACE EDUCATION AWARDS

CRITERIA

The Aerospace Education Awards are awarded to a cadet, senior member, individual, and

organization-business-institution outstanding in aerospace education. Nominations may be made byany Civil Air Patrol member and should be endorsed by Unit Commander. The Director ofAerospace in consultation with Wing Awards and Decorations Board selects recipient. The Wing

Director of Aerospace Education forwards those selected as nominations for the Pacific Region

Brewer Awards. Those selected by Region will be forwarded to National Headquarters as Regionnomination for the National Brewer Awards.

CADET This award is presented to a cadet who is outstanding in the unit or outside inaerospace education activities. Cadet should have made noteworthy achievement in this area.

SENIOR This award is presented to a senior who is outstanding in the unit or outside inaerospace education activities. Senior should have made noteworthy achievement in this area.

INDIVIDUAL this award is presented to a teacher, administrator, or individual who has

made noteworthy achievement or performed a unique act of devotion to aerospace education.ORGANIZATION-BUSINESS-INSTITUTION this award is presented to the organization,

institution, or business that has made significant contributions to aerospace education programs.

1977 Cadet Cary Bassani Yakima Composite Squadron

Senior Helen Frizzell Washington Wing Headquarters

Individual Tom Croson Airlines and WAAOrg./Bus. Washington StateCentral University Ellensburg, Washington

1978 Cadet Dennis Brooke Seattle Composite Squadron

Senior Lorna Kringle Paine Field Composite Squadron

Individual Lonnie Pithan Teacher and WAA

Org./Bus. Washington Aerospace Assoc. Washington State1979 Cadet Douglas Smith Mc Chord Composite Squadron

Senior Evelyn Lundstrom (Weiss) Washington Wing Hq. and WAAIndividual Georgia Franklin WAA and Museum of Flight

Org./Bus. Pacific Museum of Flight Seattle, Washington

1980- Cadet Lester Wright Unknown81 Senior Eleanor Baker Tie Washington Wing Headquarters

Rose and Bill Mac Tie Green River Composite Sq. and WAA

Individual Eric Bollinger UnknownOrg./Bus. Washington 99s Washington State

1981- Cadet James Garlough Green River Composite Squadron

82 Senior Norman Williams Washington Wing HeadquartersIndividual Gary Pavlu USAF-CAP Washington LO and WAAOrg./Bus. Award Not Presented

1983 Cadet Teresia Sundstrom (Saylor) Stephen Mills Composite Squadron

Senior UnknownIndividual Unknown

Org./Bus. Unknown


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AE AWARDS (Continued)

1984 Cadet Tim Moore Fort Vancouver Composite Squadron

Senior David Earl Paine Field Composite Squadron

Individual Larry Welch Teacher and WAA

Org./Bus. Washington State Aeronautics Seattle, Washington1985 Cadet Jon Knipp Tie Stephen Mills Composite Squadron

David Chinic Tie Unknown

Senior Harry Selland Washington Wing Hq. and WAAIndividual Unknown

Org./Bus Washington State Aeronautics Seattle, Washington

1986 Cadet Steven Shultz Spokane Composite SquadronSenior Lorraine Robertson Washington Wing Headquarters

Individual Earl Scott American Airlines and CAP

Org./Bus. Boeing Co. Seattle, Washington1987 Cadet Anthony Viviano Unknown

Senior Miles Darlington Wenatchee Composite SquadronIndividual Scott Gardiner FAA and WAA

Org./Bus. FAA Flight Standards Office Boeing Field, Seattle Washington1988 Cadet Unknown

Senior Craig Gunter Washington Wing Headquarters

Individual Patricia Jogtich Teacher, WPA, WAA, 99s andYoung Astronauts

Org./Bus. Boeing Co. Seattle, Washington

1989 Cadet Gordie Willett Olympia Composite Squadron

Senior Rod Franklin Washington Wing Headquarters.Individual Carolyn Carpp Teacher, WAA, 99s and Young

AstronautsOrg./Bus. Washington Aerospace Assoc. Washington State1990 Cadet Alton White IV Stephen Mills Composite Squadron

Senior George Willett Olympia Composite Squadron.

Individual Patricia Kealoha Tie Teacher and Pangborn CompositeSquadron.

Byron McLaird Tie American Airlines and Ed Hauter Sq.

Org./Bus. Bellevue Hobby Shop Dick OHara Owner

1991 Cadet Susan Dunlop Blue Mountain Composite Squadron.Senior William Shelley

Unknown

Individual Dick OHara WAA, Boeing Co.& Bellevue HobbyOrg./Bus Air Force Association Washington State

1993 Cadet Sherry Xander Unknown

Senior Roger Tracy UnknownIndividual Maria Kirchber Unknown

Org./Bus. Snohomish County Airport Snohomish County, Washington


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1994 Cadet Trevor Cobb Ed Hauter Composite SquadronSenior Paul Delong Sky Valley Composite Sq.

Individual Mark Freeman Air Force ReserveOrg./Bus. Mc Chord AFB Tie USAF Tacoma, Washington

Camp Murray Tie Washington State Army Guard1995 Cadet Dan Lesch Unknown

Senior Award not Given

Individual TSGT Lee Woodie UnknownOrg./Bus AF Museum/Mr Baker Mc Chord AFB, Washington

1996 Senior Carole Talich Group II CAP

Individual John DeRosia UnknownOrg./Bus Boeing Co. Seattle, Washington

1997 Cadet Eric Ibsen Mc Chord Sq.

Senior Wayne Doty Port Angeles Sq.Individual James Nakauchi USAF-CAP Washington LO

Org./Bus Unknown Unknown1998 Cadet Julia Bauler Spoken Sq..

Senior Francine Chandler Spoken Sq.Individual Dave Maxwell USAF RET. LNCO

Org./Bus Microsoft Redmond WA.

1999 Cadet Jamie Treat Yakima Sq.Senior Stephen Wallace Overlake Sq.

Individual Michael Murphy Pacific Region Staff

Org/Bus Northwest Antique Aircraft Vancouver, Washington

2000 Cadet Josh Wallick Spokane Sq.Senior Harlow Friday Mt. St. Helens Sq.

Individual Bob Hood, Restoration Director DeHaviland Comet Museum of FlightSeattle, WA.Org/Bus The Museum Of Flight Restoration Center Paine Field, Everett, WA.

2001 Cadet Jared Davis Skagit Sq.

Senior Russ Garlow Washington Wing Hq.Individual Not Given

Org/Bus Olympic Flight Museum Olympia, WA.

2002 Cadet Charles Meyer Ft. Vancouver Sq.

Senior Eve Buckle Tie Northshore SqPatrick Smith Tie Washington Wing Hq.

Individual Not Given

Org/Bus Not Given2003 Cadet Wild Blue Wonders Team Port Angeles SQ.

Senior Richard Edgerton Seattle Sq.

Individual Not GivenOrg/Bus 446th Air Wing Mc Chord A F B


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2004 Cadet Jay Jacobsen Pt. Angeles Sq.

Senior Jay Jacobsen Pt. Angeles Sq.

Individual Byrne Mike CAP-RAP

Org/Bus North American Eagle Land Speed Record Team2005 Cadet Not Given

Senior Tom Galen Twin W Sq.

Individual Gary Garside Reserve TeamOrg/Bus Big Bend Community College Moses Lake, WA

2006 Cadet Matthew Lenell Mt Rainier Sq

Senior Darrell Phillips Mt. St. Helens Sq.Ind/Org/Bus Olympia Flight Museum Olympia, WA

2007 Cadet Not Given

Senior Edgar Rojas Mt. Rainier Sq.Ind/Org/Bus Not Given

2008 Cadet Patrick Stack Olympia Sq.Senior Richard Edgerton Washington Wing Hq.

Ind/Org/Bus Brian Hawkins NASA2009 Cadet Jared Snyder Northshore Sq.

Senior Mike Murphy Paine Field Sq.

Ind/Org/Bus Not Given2010 Cadet Ben Person Paine Field Sq.

Senior Joe Person Paine Field Sq.

Ins/Org/Bus Not Given

2011 Cadet Not GivenSenior William Lewis Mt. St Helens Sq.

Ind/Org/Bus Dan Johnson SW Washington Regional Airport

NATIONAL AEROSPACE EDUCATION OFFICER AWARD

2006 Richard Edgerton Seattle Sq.

2009 Richard Edgerton Washington Wing Headquarters


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OUTSTANDING PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER

CRITERIA

The Outstanding Public Affairs Officer Award is presented to the unit Public Affairs officer inWashington Wing who contributed most to an outstanding unit information program during the past

year. Any Civil Air Patrol member may make nomination and should be endorsed by Unit

Commander. The Wing Public Affairs Officer selects the recipient in consultation with Awards andDecorations Board.

1960 Unknown North Star Sq.1961-69 Unknown Unknown

1970 Mrs. Schnibbe North Star Sq.

1971 Mary Krume (Tax) Paine Field Sq.1972 Gail Wilton (Heiz) Paine Field Sq.

1973 Gail Wilton (Heiz) Paine Field Sq.

1974 Margaret Bower Sandpoint Sq.

1975 Kellie Hessler Tri Cities Sq.1976 Boots Akstull Fort Vancouver Sq.

1977 Dawn Lawrence Tukwila Sq.

1978 Harlan Haskell North Spokane Sq.1979 Eddie Atkinson Wenatchee Sq.

1980-81 Eddie Atkinson Wenatchee Sq.

1981-82 Eddie Atkinson Wenatchee Sq.1983 Adriana Pavlinovic Sandpoint Sq.

1984 Zoe Moore-Forbes Fort Vancouver Sq.

1985 Florence Brown Seattle Sq.

1986 Byron McLaird Paine Field Sq.1987 Unknown Tie Fire Mountain Sq.

Unknown Tie Bellingham Sq.

1988 Steve Carmick Fire Mountain Sq.1989 Elizeberth Goplerud-Pasky Bellingham Sq.

1990 Janice Marshall Fire Mountain Sq.

1991 Teresia Sayler Stephen Mills Sq.1992 Teresia Sayler Stephen Mills Sq.


1994 Stephen Shoff Mt. Saint Helens Sq.

1995 James Barrow Walla Walla Sq.1996 Award Not Given

1997 Several Sq. Members Fort Vancouver Sq

1998 John Schmitt Group II1999 Zoae Sharold Tie Tri-Cities Sq.

Colleen Bol Tie Northshore Sq.

2000 Zoae Sharold Tri-Cities Sq.2001 Doug Jones Bellingham Sq.


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OUTSTANDING PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER (Continued)

2002 Doug Jones Tie Bellingham Sq.Diana Pietras Tie Ft. Vancoucer

Bryce McKibben Tie Overlake Sq.

2003 Heike Ward Pt. Angeles Sq.2004 Deborah Kawaguchi Tri Cities

2005 Kris Jensen Northshore

2006 Ron Kruml Seattle Sq.2007 Ruth Peterson Lewis Co. Sq.

2008 Not Given

2009 Ruth Peterson Lewis Co. Sq.2010 Philip Osborn Overlake Sq.

2011 Philip Osborn Overlake Sq.

+NOMINEE TO REGION *RECEIVED REGION ROBERT PAYTON OUTSTANDING PUBLICAFFAIRS OFFICER OF THE YEAR AWARD. REGION THEN SENDS ON TO NATIONAL.

# RECEIVED NATIONAL AWARD THE FOLLOWING YEAR.


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EMERGENCY SERVICE AWARDSUPPORT

CRITERIA

An individual, team, or squadron outstanding in Emergency Service in the past year. AnyCivil Air Patrol member may make nomination and should be endorsed by unit commander. The

Emergency Service Director will select recipient in consultation with Wing Awards and Decorations

Board.

1972 Sq All unit personnel McChord Sq.1973-95 Award Not Given

1996 Indv Jonathan Moore McChord Sq.

1997 Indv .Jonathan Moore Green River Sq.1998 Indv Scott Peterson Spokane Sq.

1999 Indv. Karl Moore Green River Sq.

2000 Indv. Mike Keesler Washington Wing Hq.

2001 Indv. Rick Peterson Spokane Sq.2002 Indv. Gary Johnson Pt. Angeles Sq.

2003 Indv. Matthew Johnson Pt. Angeles Sq.

2004 Indv. Sam McKay Pt. Angeles Sq.2005 Indv. Renee Brilhante Pt. Angeles Sq.

2006 Indv. Clayton Amann Tie Green River Sq.

Indv. Tyler Jensen Tie Northshore Sq.2007 Indv Anthony Poterfield Seattle Sq.

2008 Indv. Brolin Graham Spokane Sq.

2009 Indv. Anthony Porterfield Seattle Sq.

2010 Indv. Anthony Porterfield Seattle Sq.2011 Team Ops. Evaluation Team * Peninsula & Lewis Co. Sq.

Combined Team.

Travis Stanley, Arch McCleskey, Christian Stanley,David Peterson and Jonathand Gizinski

*RECEIVED REGION DION DeCAMP GROUND TEAM OF THE YEAR AWARD. REGIONSENDS TO NATIONAL. # RECEIVED NATIONAL AWARD.


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EMERGENCY SERVICE AWARDGROUND TEAM LEADER

CRITERIA

Ground Team Leader or Urban Direction-finding Team Leader who, having earned the GTL

specialty qualification, has been active both in training or actual missions during the year (completingat least three). Demonstrates a professional attitude towards ground search and rescue Started in2003.

2003 Not Given

2004 Christopher Bruner Seattle Sq.

2005 Teresia Sayler Overlake Sq.

2006 Jayden Chapman Green River Sq.2007 Clayton Amann Green River Sq

2008 Not Given

2009 Not Given

2010 Kevin Finsrud Bellingham Sq.2011 Travis Stanley Peninsula Sq.

EMERGENCY SERVICE AWARDOBSERVER OF THE YEAR

CRITERIA

Presented to a rated mission observer who demonstrates a professional attitude towards flying as amember of a CAP aircrew and has been active in both training and actual missions over the pastyear. Member must be rated (not a scanner) and have participated in at least 3 missions (actual or

Training). Started in 2003

2003 Rob Nesbit WA Wing Hq.2004 John Lopez McChord Sq.

2005 Janet Hawken Green River Sq.2006 Sharleen Hill McChord Sq.2007 Paula Mangum WA Wing Hq.

2008 Harvey Hawken WA Wing Hq.

2009 Not Given2010 Anthony Porterfield Bellingham Sq.

2011 Not Given


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OUTSTANDING HISTORIAN AWARD

CRITERIA

The Outstanding Historian Award will be awarded to the unit historian in Washington Wingwho contributed the most to their unit historical program during the past year. The unit must also

write a narrative report of their unit activities for the year with any photos and news paper articles, as

required by regulations, to be turnedn to Wing Historian. Any Civil Air Patrol member may makenomination and should be endorsed by Unit Commander. Wing Historian will select recipient in

consultation with the Wing Awards and Decorations Board.

1989 Steve Carmick Fire Mountain Sq.1990 Abbey Boyle Ed Hauter Sq.

1991 Robert Rogers Sr. Spokane Sq.

1992 Anthony Bonanzino Unknown

1993-96 Award Not Given1997 Kandyce Lewis Mt. Saint Helens Sq.

1998 Cheryl Schmitt Overlake Sq.1999 Diana Pietras Ft. Vancouver Sq.

2000 Diana Pietras Ft. Vancouver Sq.

2001 Sharon Stansbery Mt. Rainier Sq.

2002 Diana Pietras Ft. Vancouver Sq.2003 Diana Pietras Ft. Vancouver Sq.

2004 Diana Pietras Ft. Vancouver Sq.

2005 Kandyce Lewis Mt. St. Helens Sq.2006 Diana Pietras Ft. Vancouver Sq.

2007 Diana Pietras Ft. Vancouver Sq.2008 Diana Pietras Ft. Vancouver Sq.2009 Diana Pietras Ft. Vancouver Sq.

2010 Jamie Treat Yakima Sq.

2011 Diana Pietras Tie ` Ft Vancouver

Patty Sibitzly Tie Lewis Co. Sq.


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PROPERTY MANGEMENT OFFICER(FORMELY UNIT LOGISTICS AWARD)

CRITERIA

The Unit Property Mangement Award is presented to the unit or officer in Washington Wing

that best maintains a high level of accountability in the area of logistics, submits inventorieson time, keeps paper work current, and maintains supplies in good order at the unit. The unit

maintains vehicles properly and is current on insurance and reports.

1992 Fort Vancouver Composite Squadron

1993 Olympia Composite Squadron

1994 Northshore Composite Squadron

1995 Port Angeles Composite Squadron

1996 Port Angeles Composite Squadron

1997 Fire Mountain Composite Squadron

1998 Ed Hauter Composite Squadron1999 Bellingham Composite Squadron

2000-05 Not Given

2006 Harvey Hawken Washington Wing Headquarters

2007 Eileen Hatfield Tie Pangborn Composite Squadron

2007 Jamie Treat Tie Yakima Composite Squadron

2008 Neil Uhrig Tie Spokane Composite Squadron

2008 Ted Hanson Tie Twin W Composite Squadron

2009 Michael Talley Arlington Composite Squadron

2010 Harvey Hawken Tie Washington Wing Headquarters

2010 Michael Holliday Tie Overlake Composite Squadron

2010 Carole Rogers Tie Blue Mountain Composite Squadron2011 Harvey Hawken+ *# Washington Wing Headquarters

+ NOMINEE TO REGION *RECEIVED REGION PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AWARD.REGION SENDS ON TO NATIONAL. # RECEIVED NATIONAL AWARD THE FOLLOWING

YEAR.


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UNIT SAFETY OFFICER OF THE YEAR

CRITERIA

The Unit Safety Award of the Year is presented to the unit in Washington Wing who has thebest safety program. The unit maintains good safety records and constantly educates and practices

safety with all unit personnel. Nominations may be made by any Civil Air Patrol member andshould be endorsed by the Unit Commander. The Safety Officer in consultation with the WingAwards and Decoration Board selects the recipient.

1992 Dale Heaton Mount Rainier Sq.1993 Louis Sherry Spokane Sq.

1994-95 Award Not Given

1996 Dennis Murray Port Angeles Sq.1997 Michael Howell Twin W Sq.

1998 Bradley Goldman Group II

1999 Bill Kennedy Paine Field Sq.

2000 Not Given2001 George Minnich Renton Sq.

2002 Michael Osborne Unit- Lake Stevens

2002 Kenneth Butler Grp-Group IV2003 George Minnich Unit-Renton Sq.

2004 William Teeter Yakima Sq.

2005 William Lewis Mt. St. Helens2006 George Minnich Renton Sq.

2007 George Minnich + Renton Sq.

2008 George Minnich + Renton Sq.

2009 George Minnich Renton Sq.

2010 Diana Pietras Tie Ft. Vancouver Sq.Coleen Hack Tie Ft. Vancouver Sq.

2011 Gerald Prior Overlake Sq.

+ NOMINEE TO FEGION. *RECEIVED REGION SAFETY OFFICER OF THE YEAR.

REGION FORWARDES ON TO NATIONAL. # RECEIVED THE NATIONAL AWARDTHE FOLLOWING YEAR.


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PILOT OF THE YEAR

CRITERIA

The Wade-Ogden Memorial Award is presented to a pilot in Washington Wing whodemonstrated a professional attitude toward flying, and shows concern for safety. He/she makes anoutstanding contribution to the Civil Air Patrol flying program, is active in search missions and cadet

orientation flights. Any Civil Air Patrol member may make nominations and should be endorsed by

Unit Commander. The Operations Director will select the recipient in consultation with the WingAwards and Decorations Board.

1975 Floyd Mac McSpadden Green River Sq.1976 Floyd Mac McSpadden Green River Sq.

1977 Tommy Faught Olympia Sq.

1978 Rollie Tuller Sandpoint Sq.

1979 Carl Swartz Green River Sq.1980-81 Floyd Mac McSpadden Washington Wing Hq.

1981-82 Brian Holmes Washington Wing Hq.

1983 Bill Brotherton Moses Lake Sq.1984 Carole Talich North Shore Sq.

1985 Ted Miholovich Washington Wing Hq.

1986 Bob Wilder Olympia Sq.1987 Donald Boyle Paine Field Sq.

1988 Steven Lindberg Fir Mountain Sq.

1989 Calvin Wilkinson Tie Green River Sq.

David Brown Tie Bellingham Sq.

1990 David Brown Bellingham Sq.1991 David Brown Bellingham Sq.

1992 James Laird Bellingham Sq.1993 Alan King Olympia Sq.

1994 Long Nguyen Tie Seattle Sq.

Richard Shortridge Tie Group I Hq.1995 Long Nguyen Seattle Sq.

1996 Brian Slater Fire Mountain Sq.

1997 Richard Shortridge Group I1998 Cal Wilkinson Green River Sq.

1999 Lloyd Berg Peninsula Sq.

2000 Angus McKinnon Unknown2001 Deane Page Overlake Sq.2002 Ted Burke Mt. Rainier Sq.


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PILOT OF THE YEAR (Continued)

2003 Wade Sullivan Group V

2004 Michael Mason Mt. Rainier Sq.

2005 Mitch Johnson Spokane Sq.

2006 Angus McKinnon + Skagit Sq.2007 Cal Wilkinson Green River Sq.

2008 Harlan Zentner Renton Sq.2009 Chuck Jung Paine Field Sq.

2010 Chuck Jung Paine Field Sq.

2011 Ralph Black Paine Field Sq.

+ NOMINEE TO REGION


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INSPIRATION AWARD

(CRITERIA)

The inspiration Award is presented to Civil Air Patrol member in Washington who, through word anddeed, has provided support and inspiration to others. Nominations may be made by any Civil Air

Patrol member and should be indorsed by Unit Commander. The Wing Awards and decoration boardmakes selection.

1972 Paul McDonald Unknown

1973 Mary Tax Washington Wing Hq.1974 Barbara Keesee Washington Wing Hq.

1975 Rose Sloan Sandpoint Sq.

1976 Ted Tax Washington Wing Hq.1977 Gary Fasnacht Olympia Sq.

1978 Chesley Stevenson Unknown

1979 Harland Lindner Spokane Sq.

1980-81 Bill Mack Green River Sq.1981-82 Mary Danner Mt. Rainier Sq.

1983 Don Starr Paine Field Sq.

1984 James Crittenden Fort Vancouver Sq.1985 John Pickett Port Angeles Sq.

1986 Gordon Ebbert Moses Lake Sq.

1987 Ann Loring Paine Field Sq.1988 Ed Nicolai Wenatchee Sq.

1989 David Reese Fire Mountain Sq.

1990 Tom Rogers Blue Mountain Sq.

1991 Steve Kunkel Pangborn Sq.

1992 Judy Guyer Unknown1993 Mike Murray Tie Sandpoint Sq.

Trent Mills Tie UnknownAlan Garcia Tie Unknown

Phil Jones Tie Unknown

1994 Dick Shortridge Twin W Sq.1995 Stanley Plummer Twin W Sq.

1996 Debara Sander Washington Wing Hq.

1997 Kathy Maxwell Washington Wing Hq.1998 Robert & Charlene Boucher Moses Lake Sq.

1999 Shannon Esson Ft. Vancouver Sq

2000 Zoae Sharold Tri-Cities Sq.2001 Lorraine Robertson Washington Wing Hq.2002 Jared Davis Skagit Sq.


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INSPIRATION AWARD (Continued)

2003 Cary Bassani Tie Washington Wing Hq.

Richard Killingsworth Tie Washington Wing Hq.Jared Davis Tie Skagit Sq.

2004 Brian Slater Fire Mt. Sq.

2005 Gordon Ebbert Moses Lake Sq.2006 Todd Wigal Skagit Sq.

2007 Mike Talley Tie Arlington Sq.

Mel Anderson Tie Fairchild Sq.2008 Samuel Fujinaka Skagit Sq.

2009 Paula Stack Southsound Sq.

2010 Mary McNary Port Angeles Sq.2011 Edward Lane Overlake Sq.


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SENIOR MEMBER OF THE YEAR

CRITERIA

The Senior Member of the Year is one who performs Civil Air Patrol duties in anoutstanding manor during the past year. He/she contributes above and beyond the call of duty to the

advancement of the CAP program. Any CAP member may make nomination and should be endorsedby Unit Commander. The Wing Awards and Decorations Board will select recipient. From 1984-92award was not given in favor of Male Senior and Female Senior of the year instead. That award is

now retired

1974 Pat Burke Unknown

1975 Charles Young Unknown

1976 Bill Berrie Unknown1977 Rollan Tuller Paine Field Sq.

1978 Brian Holmes Unknown

1979 Ed Nicolai Wenatchee Sq.

1980-81 Floyd Mac McSpadden Green River Sq.1981-82 Larry Fugle Olympia Sq.

1983 Raymond Danner Mt. Rainier

1984-92 Award Not Given in favor of outstanding female and male award now retired1993 Tim Vik Sandpoint sq.

1994 Ralph Andreason Olympia Sq.

1995 Karen Purtee Washington Wing Hq.1996 Phillip Williams Spokane Sq.

1997 Mark Norton Paine Field Sq.

1998 Ernie Schnabler Fort Vancouver Sq.

1999 Margaret Anderson Northshore Sq.

2000 Carole Rogers Blue Mt. Sq.2001 Dan Pietras Ft. Vancouver Sq.

2002 Karen Walter Northshore Sq.2003 Cal Wilkinson Green River Sq.

2004 Kandyce Lewis Mt. St. Helens Sq.

2005 Norman Shelly Mt. St. Helens Sq.2006 Dawn Holbrook Yakima Sq.

2007 Jamie Treat Yakima Sq.

2008 Kandyce Lewis Mt. St. Helens Sq.2009 William Lewis Mt. St. Helens Sq.

2010 Phllip Snyder Mt. St. Helens Sq.

2011 John Bittinger Washington Wing Hq.

*RECEIVED REGION SENIOR OF THE YEAR AWARD. REGION SENDS TO

NATIONAL. # RECEIVED NATIONAL AWARD.


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OUTSTANDING WING STAFF MEMBER

CRITERIA

The outstanding Wing Staff Member Award is presented to the Washington Wing Staff

Member who has excelled through outstanding leadership. He/She has provided guidance and

demonstrated a professional attitude in the department. Wing Awards and Decorations Board inconsultation with Wing Commander selects recipient.

1970 Patrick Ledray Cadet

1971 Richard Mullert Tie LogisticsCharles Young Tie Unknown

1972 Evelyn Lundstrom (Weiss) Emergency Services

1973 James Newport Operations

1974 Unknown1975 Betty Coyle Communications

1976 Unknown1977 Phyllis Johnson Operations1978 Betty Lambert (Peters) Cadet Department

1979 Norman Williams Administration

1980-81 Carol Endsley Emergency Service1981-82 Award not Given

1983 Harlan Lindner ESTA

1984 Jack McLaughlin Personnel

1985 Minnie McLaughlin Administration1986 Don Myers Senior Training

1987 Edwin Baker Finance

1988 Unknown1989 David Byers Finance

1990 Gererd Bentley Aircraft Maintenance

1991 Karen Purtee Public Affairs1992 John Gray Senior Training1993 Patricia Starr Administration/Personnel

1994 Donald Boyle Aircraft Maintenance

1995 David Purtee Special Schools1996 Treasa Jones Administration

1997 Debara Sander Finance

1998 Kathy Maxwell Cadet Programs

1999 Not Given2000 Cynthia Zinnecker Finance

2001 Desmond Reid Administration2002 Evan Windom IT

2003 Ed Van Dusen Counter Drug

2004 Dave Maxwell Logistic

2005 Kathy Maxwell Finance2006 Robert Ross Wing IT


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OUTSTANDING WING STAFF MEMBER (Continued)

2007 Harvey Hawken Tie Property Management

Michael Sinclair Tie Senior Programs

2008 James Furlong Tie Operations

Danny Riggs Tie Chaplain2009 John Bittinger Professional Development

2010 John Bittinger Professional Development

2011 Don Long Administration

OUTSTANDING SQUADRON

CRITERIA

The Outstanding Squadron Award is awarded to the unit who has demonstrated the best overall

performance in accomplishing the mission of Civil Air Patrol. This includes submitting all reportsand other records as required on time. The Reports Control Officer will select recipient with Wingstaff input and consultation with Wing Awards and Decorations Board.

. 1966 Wenatchee Squadron1967 Spokane Squadron

1968 Spokane Squadron

1969 Paine Field Squadron

1970 Peninsula Squadron1971 Paine Field Squadron


1973 Spokane Squadron1974 Tri Cities Squadron

1975 Tri Cities Squadron

1976 Green River Squadron1977 Cowlitz Squadron1978 McChord Squadron

1979 Wenatchee Squadron

1980-81 Wenatchee Squadron1981-82 North Spokane Squadron

1983 Fort Vancouver Squadron

1984 McChord Squadron

1985

Olympia Squadron1986 Tukwila Squadrong

1987 Port Angeles Squadron1988 Paine Field Squadron

1989 Olympia Squadron


1991 Bellingham Squadron1992 Stephen Mills Squadron


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OUTSTANDING SQUADRON (Continued)

1993 Bellingham Squadron

1994 Stephen Mills Squadron

1995 Overlake Squadron Tie

Bellingham Squadron Tie1996 Spokane Squadron

1997 Overlake Composite Squadron

1998 Mt. Rainier Comosite Squadron

1999 Mt Rainier Composite Squadron

2000 Blue Mt Composite Squadron

2001

2001

Mt Rainier Composite Squadron

Bellingham Composite Squadron

Group III & Wing

Group II

2002 Bellingham Composite Squadron Group II

2002 Spokane Composite Squadron Group I

2002 Mt Rainier Composite Squadron Group III2002 Twin W Composite Squadron Group IV

2002 Overlake Composite Squadron Group V

2003 Seattle Composite Squadron

2004 Twin W Composite Squadron Group IV & Wing

2004 Spokane Composite Squadron Group I


2004 Fire Mountain CompositeSquadron

Group III

2004 Seattle Composite Squadron Group IV

2005 Twin W Composite Squadron Group IV & Wing

2005 Northern Desert Composite

Squadron

Group I


2005 Overlake Composite Squadron Group IV

2006 Bellingham Composite Squadron Group II & Wing

2006 Mt St Helens Composite Squadron Group III

2006 Yakima Composite Squadron Group IV

2006 Green River Composite Squadron Group V

2007 Yakima Composite Squadron SE Area & Wing

2007 Pangborn Composite Squadron NE Area

2007 Seattle Composite Squadron NW Area

2007 Mt Rainier Composite Squadron SW Area


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OUTSTANDING SQUADRON (Continued)

2008 Paine Field Composite Squadron NW Area & Wing

2008 Spokane Composite Squadron NE Area

2008 Mt Rainier Composite Squadron SW Area

2008 Yakima Composite Squadron SE Area

2009

20092009

2009

20102011

Bellingham Composite Squadron

Peninsula Composite SquadronSpokane Composite Squadron

Yakima Composite Squadron

UnknownOverlake Composite Squadron

NW Area & Wing

SW AreaNE Area

SE Area

OUTSTANDING SQUADRON COMMANDER

CRITERIA

This award honors the commander who, having held the position for at least six months, best

exemplifies the role of a CAP commander which includes building an active, effective and efficient

unit; devising ways for each member to contribute to the unit, advancing member training,

developing the leadership skills of subordinates, accomplishing unit projects, and contributing to theattainment of wing objectives, while exemplifying the values of CAP.

2007 Daniel Whalen Lewis County Composite Squadron

2008 Chuck Jung Paine Field Composite Squadron

2009 Vickie Scholla Northern Desert Composite Squadron




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SQUADRON OF MERIT

CRITERIA

An annual award established to recognize the top cadet or composite squadron in each wing. Note

that the 2007 award is for performance during calendar year 2006.

2003 Bellingham Composite Squadron

2004 Mt St Helens Composite Squadron


2006 Lewis County Composite Squadron


2008 Lewis County Composite Squadron

2009 Peninsula Composite Squadron

2010 Bellingham Composite Squadron

2011 Not Known


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AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION AWARDWASHINGTON STATE OR TACOMA CHAPTER

CRITERIA

The Washington State Air Force Association Awards are presented to a cadet and senior.

Any Civil Air Patrol member may make nominations and should be endorsed by Unit Commander.The Wing Awards and Decorations Board in consultation with Director of Cadets, Director of Senior

Training, and the Wing Commander will select the recipients.

CADET: The award is presented to a cadet who has been outstanding in the cadet program.Significant leadership and important contributions to the Civil Air Patrol program must have been

shown. The recipient should have an outstanding record in the past year, as well as previous years.

SENIOR: The award is presented to a senior who has performed assignments in an outstandingmanner and contributed to the overall Civil Air Patrol program in the past year, as well as previousyears.

1986 Cadet Gary Anselmo Spokane Composite Squadron

1986 Senior Not Known

1987 Cadet Kip Boyle Green River Composite Squadron

1987 Senior Georgia Franklin Tie Washington Wing Headquarters

1987 Senior James Falkner Tie Washington Wing Headquarters

1988 Cadet Jeffrey Lustick Skagit Composite Squadron

1988 Senior Gary Eberhardt Washington Wing Headquarters

1989 Cadet Doug Faini Wenatchee Composite Squadron

1989 Senior Dick Killingsworth Washington Wing Headquarters

1990 Cadet Rosalie Purtee Olympia Composite Squadron

1990 Senior Jack McLaughlin Washington Wing Headquarters1991 Cadet Alton White Stephen Mills Composite Squadron

1991 Senior Douglas Jones Bellingham Composite Squadron

1992 Cadet Ryan Rothmeyer Fire Mountain Composite Squadron

1992 Senior Rande Lindner Cheney Composite Squadron

1993 Cadet Edward Lloyd Seattle Composite Squadron

1993 Senior Eugene Peterson not known

1994 Cadet Ryan Putman Bellingham Composite Squadron

1994 Senior Not Given

1995 Cadet J. Daniel Bauer Not Known

1995 Senior Paul DeLong Sky ValleyComposite Squadron1996 Cadet Mariah Donaldson Green River Composite Squadron

1996 Senior Not Given1997 Cadet Dustin Jones Fire Mt. Composite Squadron

1997 Senior Kathy Maxwell Washington Wing Headquarters

1998 Cadet Bradley Goldma Group II Headquarters

1998 Senior RETIRED1999 Cadet Irene Hermanspan Overlake Composite Squadron

2000 Cadet Mike Hipp Overlake Composite Squadron


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AIRFORCE ASSOCIATION AWARD (Continued)

2001 Cadet Jason Hershey Overlake Composite Squadron2002 Cadet William Lee Northshore Composite Squadron

2003 Cadet Jamison Atchley Mt. St. Helens Composite Squadron

2004 Cadet Matthew Johnson Port Angeles Composite Squadron

2005 Cadet Dan Rice Northshore Composite Squadron2006 Cadet Allen Fujinaka Skagit Composite Squadron

2007 Cadet Jermie Ross Washington Winhg Headquarters

2008 Cadet Renee Brilhante Port Angeles Composite Squadron2009 Cadet Mason Winfield Overlake Composite Squadron

2010 Cadet Regan Roshetko Fairchild AFB Composite Squadron

2011 Cadet Mitchell Holliday Overlake Composite Squadron

FIRST PLACE DRILL TEAM and COLOR GUARD

1951 Drill Team Seattle Sq. *1952-11973 No Records

1974 Drill Team Unknown *

1975 1986 No Records

1987 Drill Team McChord Sq.Color Guard Seattle Sq.

1988 Drill Team McChord Sq.

Color Guard Paine Field Sq.1989 Drill Team None

Color Guard McChord Sq.

1990 Drill Team Spokane/Cheney Sqs.Color Guard Ed Hauter Sq.

1991-1995 No Records

1996 Drill Team None

Color Guard North Spokane1997 Drill Team None

Color Guard North Shore Sq.

1998 Drill Team Overlake Sq.Color Guard North Shore Sq.

1999 Drill Team North Shore Sq.*

Color Guard Overlake Sq. *

2000

Drill Team Fort Vancouver Sq.Color Guard

2001 Drill TeamColor Guard Fort Vancouver Sq.*

2002 Drill Team Fort Vancouver Sq.*

Color Guard

2003 Drill TeamColor Guard Northshore Sq,.

Drill Team


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FIRST PLACE DRILL TEAM and COLOR GUARD (Continued)

2004 Drill Team

Color Guard Northshore Sq.

2005 Drill TeamColor Guard Mt. Rainier Sq.

2006 Drill Team Port Angeles Sq.

Color Guard Northshore Sq.2007 Drill Team

Color Guard

2008 Drill TeamColor Guard McChord AFB Sq.

2009 Drill Team

Color Guard North Spokane2010 Drill Team

Color Guard2011 Drill Team

Color Guard2012 Drill Team

Color Guard Overlake Sq.

* FIRST PLACE IN REGION COMPETITION TEAM GOES ON TO NATIONAL

COMPETITIO.N. # FIRST PLACE NATIONAL

NATIONAL STANDINGS

1974 Drill Team Competition; Cadet Bowl Runner-up Trophy1974 Drill Team Competition; Written Examination Winner Trophy

.


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SUMMER ENCAMPMENT CADET COMMANDERS

1965 Louis Lake Not Known

1966 Carmen Griffiths Spokane Composite Squadron

1967 Gene E. Swan Not Known

1968 Donald R. Bolles Sandpoint Cadet Squadron

1969 Fay Young Tacoma-Narrows Composite Sq.

1970 Unknown

1971 James F. Seymour Seattle Composite Squadron

1972 Rick DeChaineau Not Known

1973 Lynn Madden Yakima Composite Squadron

1974 Gregory Riggs Not Known

1975 Douglas Shippy Green River Composite Squadron

1976 James Youker Not Known

1977 Cary Bassani Yakima Composite Squadron

1978 Jan Giesar McChord AFB Composite Squadro1979 Dennis Brooke Seattle Composite Squadron

1980 Diane Irby Tri-Cities Composite Squadron

1981 Mark Lauer Not Known

1982 Roger Johnson Not Known

1983 Mark Harlin Not Known

1984 Andrew Dickson Not Known

1985 Teresia Sundstrom Stephen Mills Composite Squadron

1986 Julie Masura McChord AFB Composite Squadro

1987 David Anderson No Known

1988 Ron Powers Not Known

1989 Unknown

1990 Cancelled

1991 Robert Napier Olympia Composite Squadron

1992 Rose Purtee Olympia Composite Squadron

1993 Michael Murray Sandpoint Composite Squadron

1994 Dan Bower Tri-Cities Composite Squadron

1995 Mathew Purtee Olympia Composite Squadron

1996 Sara Silver Bellingham Composite Squadron

1997 Sara Silver Bellingham Composite Squadron1998 Dustin Jones Fire Mt. Composite Squadron

1999 Zach Miller Tri-Cities Composiiie Squadron

2000 Kristin Jones Fire Mt. Composite Squadron

2001 Sharon Oakley McChord AFB Composite Squadron

2002 Scott McMahan Overlake Composite Squadron

2003 Jason Hershey Overlake Composite Squadron


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SUMMER ENCAMPMENT CADET COMMANDERS (Continued)

2004 Taylor Black Overlake Composite Squadron

2005 Sidonie Schnabler Fort Vancouver Composite Squadron2006 Christin Smith Mt. St. Helens Composite Squadron

2007 Houston Pye Lewis County Composite Squadron

2008 David Peterson Lewis County Composite Squadron2009 Clayton Amann Green River Composite Squadron

2010 Joseph L Currall Lewis County Composite Squadron

2011 Tim McClure Bellingham Composite Squadron2012 Evan Prior Overlake Composite Squadron


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50 YEAR MEMBERS

50th

year1992 Gordon Ebbert * Columbia Basin Sq.1993 Warren Davis * Renton Composite Sq.22001 Eleanor Baker * Washington Wing Hq.

2001 Evelyn Lundstrom-Weiss * Washington Wing Hq.2004 Robert Boucher Columbia Basin Sq.2000 Robert Losey * Holding Unit. WA 000

2008 Jerry Kesee Fort Vancouver Sq.

2007 Martin (Dick) Heiz Washington Wing Hq.2006 Theodore Tax Washington Wing Hq1992 Gary Eberhardt * Holding Unit WA 000.

2006 Merle Starr Washington Wing Hq. .

* Sixty Year Member

GILL ROBB WILSON AWARDS (SENIORS)

1965 Ronald Camp Spokane Sq.

Clarence Miles Spokane Sq.1965-75 No Records

1976 John Houser Renton Sq.1977-81 No Records1982 Clarence Miles-2nd Time Spokane Sq.

1983 Merle Starr Washington Wing Hq.

James Crittendon Fort Vancouver Sq.James Furlong Unknown

1984 No Records

1985 Eleanor Baker Washington Wing Hq.

Evelyn Lundstrom(Weiss) Washington Wing Hq.Judith Masura McChord Sq.

Lori Noyes Washington Wing Hq.

Ronald Simmons Yakima Sq.Theodore Tax Washington Wing Hq.

1986 Brian Holmes Washington Wing Hq.

Earl Scott Washington Wing Hq.Russell Smith Spokane Sq.

1987 John Parrish Washington Wing Hq.

Gary Eberhardt Washington Wing Hq.Brenna Lehman Covington Sq.

Judy Miller Unknown


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GILL ROBB WILSON AWARDS (Continued)

1988 Carol Martin Washington Wing Hq.

Donna Holmes Washington Wing Hq.

Lorraine Robertson Washington Wing Hq.

Eugene Miceli Ed Hauter Sq.Georgia Franklin Washington Wing & Pacific Region

1989 Richard Shortridge Twin W Sq.1990 Craig Gunter Washington Wing Hq.

James McManus McChord Sq.

1991 Tony Bentley Washington Wing Hq.David Urban Unknown

Stanley Plummer Twin W Sq.

1992 James Garlough Washington Wing Hq.

Lee Johnson Washington Wing Hq.Douglas Jones Bellingham Sq.

1993 No Records Available1994 Carl Weiss Renton-Tukwila Sq.

George Willett Washington Wing Hq.

1995 Nancy Carey Fort Vancouver Sq.

George Willett Washington Wing Hq.Lori Young Unknown

1996 Bernard Jones Spokane Sq.

William Kennedy Group II

Hayyim Grossman Washington Wing Hedquarters1997 No Records Available

1998 Michael Howell Group I

1999 David Nelson Washington Wing HeadquartersMartin Dick Heiz Washington Wing Headquarters

2000 Ken Salzman Skagit Comp. Squadron

2001 Dale Newell Washington Wing HeadquartersCarole Talich Northshore Composite Squadron

2003 Donald James Moses Lake Composite Squadron

Donald Long Washington Wing Headquarters

2004 Richard Hogsett Moses Lake Composite Squadron2005 Timothy Kelley Group III Headquarters COWG

2006 Eugene Lenard Yuma Composite Squadron, AZWG

Gary Gregory Washington Wing Headquarters

Clay Sheperd Not KnownShelly Norman Mt, St. Helens Composite Squadron

2007 William Lynch Arizona Wing Headquarters2008 Richard Edgerton Seattle Composite Squadron

2009 John Bittinger Washington Wing Headquarters

2010 Jamie Treat Yakima Composite Squadron

Danny Riggs Washington Wing Headquarters2011 John Reno Seattle Composite Squadron

Roger Hoffeditz Seattle Composite Squadron

2012 Thomas Everts Seattle Composite Squadron


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SPAATZ AWARD (CADETS)

08-Nov-68 72 Stephen A. Druzak Pangborn Composite Squadron

19-Jul-72 173 Alwin W. High Paine Field Composite Squadron

10-Apr-73 212 Lawrence R. Blake Narrows Cadet Squadron, Tacoma

29-May-74 272 Richard Dechaineau Renton Composite Squadron

24-May-75 326 Douglas B. Shippy Green River Composite Squadron

05-Mar-76 378 Gregory G. Riggs Seattle Composite Squadron

30-Dec-76 416 Cary D. Bassani Yakima Composite Squadron

12-Feb-79 501 Douglas J. Downey Yakima Composite Squadron

24-Aug-79 520 Dennis R. Brooke Seattle Composite Squadron

14-Jun-82 610 Douglas B. Smith McChord Composite Squadron18-Sep-84 715 Mark D. Harlin Olympia Composite Squadron

06-Sep-88 904 Steven P. Shultz Not Known

06-Jun-89 935 Jeffrey A. Lustick Skagit Composite Squadron

12-Jan-90 978 Robert W. Napier Olympia Composite Squadron

13-Jun-90 1006 Christopher A. Seale Not Known

14-Aug-90 1020 Blaine S. Lorimer Sandpoint Composite Squadron

05-Sep-90 1028 Devin R. Wickenhagen Spokane Composite Squadron

20-Jan-92 1092 Timothy W. Hankins Twin W Composite Squadron

22-Jul-92 1123 Alton S. White Stephen Mills Composite Squadron

17-Jun-93 1170 Michael R. Murray Sandpoint Composite Squadron

11-Jan-94 1198 Daniel R. Wilcox Fire Mt Composite Squadron

10-Feb-94 1201 Trent I. Mills North Shore Composite Squadron

25-Aug-94 1223 Alain R. Garcia North Shore Composite Squadron

16-Aug-96 1303 Mathew D. Purtee Olympia Composite Squadron

18-Oct-97 1336 Dustin M. Jones Fire Mountain Composite Squadron

16-Jul-97 1337 Joshua M. McIntyre Tri Cities Composite Squadron

24-Jun-98 1372 Amy L. Goff Overlake Composite Squadron

16-May-00 1430 Zachary J. Miller Tri Cities Composite Squadron

25-Jun-02 1464 Paul B Kawaguchi Tri Cities Composite Squadron21-Jun-04 1533 Dusting Mixon McChord Composite Squadron

01-Dec-04 1550 Lisa A Deibler Tri-Cities Composite Squadron

20-Sep-05 1571 Christine Smith Mt St Helens Composite Squadron

06-Jan-09 1716 Simon Briant Arlington Composite Squadron

31-Jan-12 1828 Skeetz N. Gilbeau Tri Cities Composite Squadron


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WING CONFERENCES & BANQUET LOCATION

1965 Spring Wenatchee

1971 Fall Fort Lawton

1972 Fall Yakima1973 Spring Fort Lawton

1973 Fall Spokane1974 Spring Fort Lawton

1974 Fall Tri-Cities1975 Fall Not Known

1975 Spring Auburn

1976 Fall McChord AFB1977 Spring Not Known

1977 Fall Not Known

1978 Spring Sandpoint1978 Fall Wenatchee

1979 Spring Cheney

1979 Fall Sandpoint1980 Spring Ellensburg

1980 Fall McChord AFB


1981 Fall Ocean Shores1982 Spring Yakima

1982 Fall Kelso

1083 Spring Spokane1984 Spring Olympia

1985 Spring Walla Walla

1986 Spring Olympia

1986 Fall Fort Lewis1987 Spring Spokane

1987 Fall Fort Lewis

1988 Spring Everett1988 Fall Kelso

1989 Spring Richland

1990 Spring Tacoma1990 Fall Olympia

1991 Spring Tri-Cities

1991 Fall Sea-Tac1992 Spring Ocean Shores

1992 Fall McChord AFB1993 Spring Leavenworth1993 Fall McChord AFB

1994 Spring Bellingham

1994 Fall Olympia

1995 Spring Yakima1995 Fall Fort Lewis

1996 Spring Everett

1996 Fall Not Known

1997 Spring Spokane1997 Fall McChord AFB

1998 Spring Sea Tac1998 Fall Fort Lewis

1999 Spring Moses Lake1999 Fall Fort Lewis

2000 Spring Bellingham

2000 Fall Fort Lewis2001 Spring Wenatchee

2001 Fall North Fort Lewis

2002 Spring Vancouver2002 Fall McChord AFB

2003 Spring Richland

2003 Fall McChord AFB2004 Spring Ocean Shores


2005 Spring Yakima

2005 Fall McChord AFB2006 Spring Bellingham

2006 Fall McCord AFB

2007 Spring Yakima2007 Fall McChord AFB

2008 Spring Olympia

2008 Fall None

2009 Spring Yakima2009 Fall None


2010 Fall McChord AFB2011 Spring Wenatchee


2012 Spring Kelso2012 Fall McChord AFB


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REGION SEARCH AND RESCUE/ EMERGENCY SERVICE AWARDS

1964 Washington Wing Search and Rescue Trophy1965 Washington Wing Search and Rescue Effectiveness Test Winner

1966 Washington Wing Search and Rescue Effectiveness Test Winner

1967 Washington Wing Search and Rescue Test Trophy

1992 Washington Wing Best Search and Rescue Program Award1997 Washington Wing Search and Rescue Mission Award

2003 Washington Wing Disaster Relief Mission Award; For Excellence2008 Washington Wing Disaster Relief Mission Award; For Excellence

REGION SEARCH AND RESCUE COMPITION AWARDS

1986 Washington Wing McClelland AFB, CA Best Ground Search

1986 Washington Wing McClelland AFB, CA Best Mission Coordination Team1986 Washington Wing McClelland AFB, CA MC Team Planning

1986 Washington Wing McClelland AFB, CA Ground Team Air- Ground Navigation

1986 Washington Wing McClelland AFB, CA Air Crew Spot Landing1986 Washington Wing McClelland AFB, CA Ground Team Electronic Search

1986 Washington Wing McClelland AFB, CA Ground Team Air Ground Coordination

REGION COUNTERDRUG AWARDS

1967 Washington Wing Counterdrug Test Trophy1969 Washington Wing Counterdrug Effectiveness Test Winner

1971 Washington Wing Counterdrug Effectiveness Test Winner

1974 Washington Wing Counterdrug Effectiveness Test Winner

1998 Washington Wing Counterdrug Mission Award

2005 Washington Wing Counterdrug Mission Award2006 Washington Wing Counterdrug Mission Award

2007 Washington Wing Counterdrug Mission Award2008 Washington Wing Counterdrug/Homeland Security Award

2009 Washington Wing Counterdrug/Homeland Security Award

2010 Washington Wing Counterdrug/Homeland Security Award2011 Washington Wing Counterdrug/Homeland Security Award

REGION AEROSPACE AWARDS

1993 Washington Wing Aerospace Education Mission Award First Place

1997 Washington Wing AE Mission Award; For excellence and outstanding achievement1999 Washington Wing Aerospace Education Mission Award First Place

2001 Washington Wing Aerospace Education Mission Award First Place

2005 Washington Wing Aerospace Education Mission Award First Place2007 Washington Wing Aerospace Education Mission Award

2008 Washington Wing Aerospace Education Mission Award

2011 Washington Wing Aerospace Education Mission Award


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REGION CAP-MAP AWARDS

1989 Washington Wing First Place1992 Washington Wing Second Place

OTHER REGION AWARDS

1969 Washington Wing Safety Award1980 Washington Wing Logistic Excellence Award

1981 Washington Wing Best Wing

1982 Washington Wing Best Wing2002 Washington Wing For Distinctive Achievement in Mishap Prevention

2011 Washington Wing Cadet Programs Mission Award; For Outstanding

Achievement

NATIONAL AWARDS

Unknown Pat Ledray Cadet Brewer Award Sandpoint Sq.Unknown Verne Harns Chaplain Washington Wing Hq.

1968 Washington Wing CAP Chaplain Award Program Second Place1991 Washington Wing CAP-MAP Award (Chaplain Program) Second Place

1991 Gary Eberhardt Lifetime Communicator of the Year Washington Wing Hq.

NATIONAL AEROSPACE AWARDS1994 Washington Wing Aerospace Education Mission Award Third Place

2008 Washington Wing Aerospace Education Mission Award Second Place

UNIT CITATION

Unknown Washington Wing Hq.

Unknown Washington Wing Hq.Unknown Kelso Sq.

Unknown Anacortes Sq.


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AWARDS RECEIVED FROM OTHERS

1966 Western Air Rescue Center Certificate of Award Washington Wing Hq.

1982 WA Governor's Aerospace Advisory Board; Meritorious Award Plaque WA Wing Hq.1982 Northwest EAA Fly-In Honorable Mention Plaque Washington Wing

1983 Northwest EAA Fly-In Special Award Plaque Washington Wing1984 Northwest EAA Fly-In Special Award Plaque Washington Wing

? Gov. Daniel Evans Cerrtificate of Commendation Washington WingMay 1995 U.S. Customs-Seattle Office Washington Wing Hq.

Sept. 1995 U.S. Customs-San Diego Office Richard Killingsworth

Terry Roth Robert HaydenDon Boyle William Kennedy

Alan King Rudy Wahlsten

Karl Hoehn Tom PetersonAlan Hewitt Calvin Wilkinson

James Furlong

1997 Drug Enforcement Administration-Blaine Office Washinngton Wing Hq.

SPECIAL AWARDS

` 2012 Gary Eberhardt Special Trophy In appreciation from Washington Wingfor his many years devoted to the Communication Department.


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RETIRED AWARDS

MOST IMPROVED SQUADRON

CRITERIA

The most Improved Squadron Award is presented to the unit in Washington Wing who has

made the most significant advances in the total Civil Air Patrol program during the past year. The

Reports Control Officer, with Wing staff input and consultation with Awards and Decorations Boardwill select the recipient.

1976 Northshore Squadron

1977 Seattle Squadron1978 Skagit Squadron

1979 Stephen Mills Squadron

1980-81 Yakima Squadron

1981-82 Ellensburg Squadron1983 Twin Cities Squadron

1984 Sandpoint Squadron

1985 Stephen Mills Squadron1986 Port Angeles Squadron

1987 Green River Squadron

1988 Fire Mountain Squadron1989 Tri Cities Squadron

1990 Stephen Mills Squadron Tie

Ed Hauter Squadron Tie

1991 Stephen Mills Squadron1992 Seattle Squadron


1994 Mt. Saint Helens Squadron TieCheney Squadron Tie

Port Angeles Squadron Tie

1995 Olympia Squadron1996 McChord Squadron


1998 Lake Stevens Squadron

1999 Northshore Sq.2000 Seattle Sq.

2001 Port Angeles Sq.

2002 South Sound Sq.2003 Skagit Sq. Tie

McChord Sq. Tie

2004 Fire Mt. Sq.2005 Not Given

2006 Not Given

2007 RETIRED


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RETIREDJOHN ROBERTSON SCOLARSHIP

CRITERIA

Any cadet may request the scholarship or Encampment Commanders may select the recipient.

SUMMER ENCAMPMENT

1988 Christopher ODells Unknown

1989 Joe Kimpo Unknown1990-99 Unknown

SOLO ENCAMPMENT

1988 Ron Washington Seattle Sq.

1989 Stacey Gill Sandpoint Sq.

1990 Alton White IV Stephen Mills Sq.

1991-99 Unknown

1995 Cadet J. Daniel Bauer UnKnown

Senior Paul DeLong Sky Valley Sq.1996 Cadet Mariah Donaldson Green River

Senior None


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RETIREDCADET OFFICER OF THE YEAR

CRITERIA

The Cadet Officer of the Year Award is presented to a cadet officer in Washington Wing who

has provided a good example of progress through the Civil Air Patrol program. The cadet must haveshown significant leadership and made important contributions to the CAP program in the past year

Nomination may be made by any CAP member and should be endorsed by Unit Commander. The

Wing Awards and Decorations Board in consultation with the Director of Cadets will select therecipient.

1988 Cassie Berry Paine Field Sq.1989 Rosalie Purtee Olympia Sq.

1990 Alton White IV Stephen Mills Sq.1991 Mike Murray Sandpoint Sq.

1992 Mike Murray Sandpoint Sq.1993 RETIRED


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RETIREDOUTSTANDING UNIT CADET DEPARTMENT AWARD

CRITERIA

The Cadet Department Award is presented to the unit with the most outstanding cadet programin Washington Wing. Director of Cadets will select recipient in consultation with the Wing Awards

and Decorations Board.

1953 Yakima Squadron Tie

Olympia Squadron Tie

1954 Snohomish Squadron1955 Yakima Squadron

1956

Lynwood Squadron1957-68 No Records Available

1969 Tukwila Squadron1970 Tukwila Squadron


1972 Paine Field Squadron1973 Spokane Squadron


1975 Seattle Squadron

1976 Sandpoint Squadron1977 Green River Squadron

1978

McChord Squadron1979 Fort Vancouver Squadron1980-81 Seattle Squadron

1981-82 Green River Squadron

1983 Fort Vancouver Squadron1984 McChord Squadron

1985 Fire Mountain Squadron


1987 Port Angeles Squadron1988 Fire Mountain Squadron


1990 Olympia Squadron1991 Bellingham Squadron

1992 RETIRED


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RETIREDOUTSTANDING UNIT NEWS LETTER

CRITERIA

The Outstanding Unit Newsletter Award is presented to the unit that printed the best

newsletter, reporting events and articles about their unit, during the year. Nomination may be made by

any Civil Air Patrol Member and should be endorsed by Unit Commander. Public Affairs Officer wilselect the recipient in consultation with the Wing Awards and Decorations Board.

1985 Lewis County Sq.1986-87 Award Not Given

1988 Unknown

1989 Unknown1990 Award Not Given

1991 Bellingham Sq.

1992 Fire Mountain Sq.

1993 RETIRED

RETIREDINCENTIVE AWARD

CRITERIA

The Incentive Award is awarded to an individual who provides significant contribution and

leadership to the various Civil Air Patrol Programs. They are able to spur less motivated members

Nominations may be made by any Civil Air Patrol member and should be endorsed by UniCommander. The Wing Awards and Decorations Board will select the recipient.

1972 Robert Boucher Ephrata Sq.1973 Art Ridge Washington Wing Hq.

1974 Dwight Pettibone Green River Sq.

1975 Anita Kershner Washington Wing Hq.

1976 Charlotte Boucher Ephrata Sq.1977 Terry Lawrence Tukwila Sq.

1978 Norman Williams Washington Wing Hq.

1979 Gary Pavlu USAF-CAP Washington LO1980-81 Dick Heiz Washington Wing Hq.

1981-82 James Crittendon Fort Vancouver Sq.

1983 Don Meyers Washington Wing Hq.1984 Gordon Ebbert Moses Lake Sq.

1985 Ed Knipp Stephen Mills Sq.

1986 Rande Lindner Cheney Sq.1987 Douglas Jones Bellingham Sq.


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RETIRED INCENTIVE AWARD (Continued)

1988 Richard Killingsworth Washington Wing Hq.

1989 Don Boyle Paine Field Sq.

1990 Georgia Franklin Washington Wing Hq. andPacific Region Hq.

1991 Andrew Whitish Stephen Mills Sq.

1992 Russell Smith Spokane Sq.1993 RETIRED

RETIREDFEMALE SENIOR OF THE YEAR

CRITERIA

The Female Senior Member of the Year is awarded to a female who performs assigned dutiesin an outstanding manner and who contributes above and beyond the call of duty to the advancement

of Civil Air Patrol. She sets the example for the women in Civil Air Patrol. Nominations may be

made by any member of Civil Air Patrol and should be endorsed by the Unit Commander. The WingAwards and Decorations Board will select recipient.

1975 Vi Seymour Seattle Sq.

1976 Donna Hurley Paine Field Sq.

1977 Patricia Zonnngker Unknown

1978 Judith Masura McChord AFB Sq.1979-80 Mary Tax Washington Wing Hq.

1980-81 Lorraine Robertson McChord Sq.1981-82 Anita Linder Unknown

1983 Brenna Lehman Unknown

1984 Sharon Stansbery Mount Rainier1985 Betty Coyle Washington Wing Hq.

1986 Sue Hogan Fire Mountain Sq.

1987 Donna Roth Port Angeles Sq.1988 Rose Sloan Sandpoint Sq.

1989 Linda King Olympia Sq.

1990 Carole Talich Northshore Sq.1991 Teresia Sayler Stephen Mills Sq.1992 Not Given

1993 RETIRED


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RETIREDMALE SENIOR MEMBER OF THE YEAR

CRITERIA

The Male Senior Member of the Year is awarded to a member who has performed duties in an

outstanding manner and contributed above and beyond the call of duty to the advancement of the CivilAir Patrol. Any Civil Air Patrol member may make nomination and should be endorsed by UniCommander. The Wing Awards and Decorations Board selects recipient.

1984 James Johnson McChord Sq.1985 James Falkner Northshore Sq.

1986 Terry Roth Port Angeles Sq.

1987 Robert Boucher Ephrate Sq.1988 Bill Dickson North Spokane Sq.

1989 David Purtee Olympia Sq.

1990 Richard Shortridge Twin W Sq.

1991 Stephen Carmick Fire Mountain Sq.1992 Bernard Jones Spokane Sq.

1993 RETIRED

RETIRED

RADIO RELAY AWARD

CRITERIA

The Radio Relay Award is given to the person or team contributing most significantly to setting up,

operating station, and passing of radio traffic for Washington Wing during missions and times of

disaster in the past year.

1987 Not Known

1988 Chris Omey (MacSpadden) Seattle Composite Squadron

1989 Not Known

1990 Communications Dept. Corps of Engineers

1991 Alan Hull Washington State Dept of Transportation

1992 Bob Nagel Headquarters Nevada Wing

1993-94 Not Given

1995 Jim ODonohue Not Known

1996-99 Not Given

2000 Rochelle Vellock Mt. Rainier Composite Squadron

2001 Not Given

2002 No Record

2003 Paul Jones Washington Wing Headquarters

2004 RETIRED


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RETIREDOUTSTANDING WING DEPERTMENT HEAD

CRITERIA

The Outstanding Department Head (Director) award is awarded to a person who has shown

outstanding management skills and leadership ability. The recipient has also provided guidance totheir staff and units. Wing staff members may make nominations. The Awards and Decorations

Board will select the recipient in consultation with the Wing Commander.

1956 Jan-Jun Flora Goldberg Administration1956 Jul-Dec Joseph Princen Deputy Commander

1957 Jan-Jun Edith Little Womens Affairs

1957 Jul-Dec Alice Springer Administration1958 Gene Weber Public Affairs

1959 James Dilonardo Unknown1960 Betty Walker Administration

1961 Lee Boucher Communications1962 William Smythe Logistics/Supply

1963-65 Unknown

1966 Doris Forsythe Personnel1967 Paulette Poyner Public Affairs

1968 Wesley Crum Aerospace

1969 Dick Heiz Cadet Prograqms

1970 Kenneth Lavier Operations1971 Archie Hofling Logistics

1972 Mary Cooley (Tax) Public Affairs1973 Maurice Whitney Logistics1974 William Baskett Chaplain

1975 William Bill Wilson Administration

1976 Susan Vestal Cadets1977 William Bill Wilson Administration

1978 Bertha Wilson Finance

1979 Betty Lambert (Peters) Cadets

1980-81 Brian Holmes Emergency Service1981-82 Norman Williams Administration

1983 Floyd Mac McSpadden Operations

1984 Eleanor Baker Senior Training1985 Lori Noyes Logistics

1986 Gary Eberhardt Communications

1987 Donna Holmes Cadets1988 Larry Blais Logistics

1989 Doris Eberhardt Personnel

1990 Don Starr Chaplain1991 James Crouse Finance

1992 Dick Killingsworth Drug Interdiction

1993 RETIRED


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MEMORIALS RETIRED

COLONEL A. ROGER GUILMETT MEMORIAL AWARD

OUTSTANDING WING DEPARTMENT HEAD (DIRECTOR))

Col. Guilmett came from the Tacoma Sq. and was a long time member of Washington Wing

Hq. Roger was Wing Commander from June 1963 to November 1968 and was next to the longestWing Commander. Washington Wing was in top National standings most of the time while he was

Commander. He had the special ability to get people to work together. He had a keen interest in

IACE and often opened his home for dinners as well as having staff meetings, picnics, and other CivilAir Patrol gatherings.

RETIREDMAJOR EDWIN C. BAKER MEMORIAL AWARD

OUTSTANDING WING STAFF MEMBER

Major Edwin Baker was born in Lake Stevens, Washington and was raised in California. Ed

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