Volunteer of the Year

Volunteer of the Year

Meet Lauren Walsh

 

Lauren Walsh is an outstanding coach in Special Olympics Sonoma County.

One day, several years ago. A young teenager joined us on the Softball field.  She explained that Heather Bond, (Coach for 19 years) had told her that she could volunteer for  softball for Special Olympics Sonoma County to become a Coach.  She also told us she had just graduated from the Seventh Grade.

Meet Boy Scout Troop 47

 

Meet Amy Lee

Amy Lee is a head coach for the Hayward Hurricanes in Alameda County.    She not only works with athletes and other coaches to teach success on the playing field, but also off the playing field.   She works with athletes to teach responsibility and independence and sets high expectations which ultimately help lead to success in life.    She truly sets a “Training for Life” model.

Jon Froomin

Meet Jon Froomin

 

In 2011, Jon Froomin did his usual thing…help in every way possible.  You might not notice Jon at events because he is usually in the background setting up for the competitions.    After all of the set up is done, he then moves on to the next assignment which is usually being a court manager, track setter or one of my favorites, emcee for Opening Ceremonies.

Anna Nino, Fresno County

Devoted Fundraiser and Volunteer Extraordinaire!

Nicole Ellis

It is with great pleasure that we present Nichole Ellis with the  Volunteer of the Year Award in the Sports Category. Over the past year, Nichole has been the most reliable and active member of the Special Olympics North East Region's growing Games Management Team base.

In 2010, Nichole volunteered as a member of the Games Management Team for the following events: NE Basketball Regional, NE Bocce Regional, NE Track & Field Competition, NE Softball Regional. She also volunteered as GMT at Summer Games Aquatics for the duration of the event.

Teresa Mello, Humboldt County

Meet our dedicated coach from Humboldt County.

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