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VOLUNTEER Services
Annual Adult Recognitions Program
4th Annual Meeting Luncheon
March 5, 2011
Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines counts our esteemed volunteers as one of our greatest assets. Our volunteers are caring, dedicated and talented women and men who serve in various capacities throughout the council to ensure that every girl can benefit from the Girl Scout experience. Whether working directly with the girls or indirectly through the support of other adults in their volunteer service, these individuals are truly helping to further the mission of Girl Scouting.
Each year at our Annual Meeting, the Council is honored to recognize and applaud the efforts of volunteers by way of presenting awards for outstanding service. What makes this recognition so inspiring and meaningful is that the honorees have been nominated by their peers for going above and beyond the expectations of their position descriptions.
The men and women we honor do not volunteer in search of recognition – they volunteer because they want to share their passion for Girl Scouting with the girls in our council so that they may become girls of "courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place."
Congratulations and many, many thank yous to each of you for all you do to help girls discover, connect and take action to make their world, and our world, a better place.
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CEO Awards for Service Units - This award is presented to any service unit that meets the goals set for the year in recruitment, retention, communication, and program.
- Enchanting Waters Service Unit - Craven County
- Service Unit #447 - Cumberland County
- Service Unit #162 - Franklin County
- Camp Lejeune/New River Service Unit - Wake Onslow County
- Service Unit #225 - Wake 13
- Service Unit #282 - Wake 18
- Service Unit #298 - Wake 19
- Service Unit #304 - Teen Unit - Wake 23
Numeral Guards – for combined girl and adult years as a member of the movement.
20 Years:
• Melinda Burrows, Wake County, 20 years
• Meghan Redding, Cumberland County, 20 years
• Djuana Register, Bladen County, 20 years
25 Years:
• Matt Markie, Chatham County
35 Years:
• Beverly Wyckoff, Brunswick County
40 Years:
• Martha Webb, Wake County, 40 years
• Lori Winkelstein, Wake County, 40 years
Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines Distinguished Service Award - This award is presented to an individual or community group or a registered adult volunteer who has provided a minimum of two years distinguished service to an area.
• Sarah Battle - Wake 16
• Hope Brooks - Onslow County
• Julie Brown - Wake 13
• Sondra Chavis - Wake 16
• Wendy Cook - Wake 18
• Elizabeth Daly - New Hanover County
• Missy Durham - Wake 15
• Camille Fragale - Craven County
• Catherine George - Craven County
• Kathy Goecke - Craven County
• Jackie Hardison - Pender County
• Kimberli Kerstein - Wake 13
• Kitty Hawk Chapter of the Lady 99s - Craven/Johnston Counties
• Sharon Lynn - Harnett County
• Judy McLean - Harnett County
• Nancy Melling – Craven County
• Lauralee Moran - Durham 10
• Mary Morrison - Cumberland 36
• New Hope Presbyterian Church - Orange County
• Stephanie Pikora - Wake 23
• Pam Riggs - Pitt County
The Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines Leading the Way Award is bestowed on an active, registered, adult member who provides significant support to the leadership development program. It is awarded only once to an individual who provides significant, continuous service to the Council, exemplifies the Girl Scout Promise and Law, and has demonstrated a spirit of loyalty and dedication to the Girl Scout Movement and the Council.
• Matt Markie - Chatham County
The Girl Scouts of the United States of America Appreciation Pin is awarded to a registered adult volunteer who has delivered outstanding service to at least one area or program delivery audience.
• Jennifer Webb - Cumberland 36
• Peggie York - Brunswick County
The Girl Scouts of the United States of America Honor Pin is awarded to an individual who has provided outstanding service to one or more areas, going significantly above and beyond the expectations of the recipient's position.
• Lisa Camp - Cumberland 33
• Sherry Williams - Franklin County
The Girl Scouts of the USA Thanks Badge is presented only to those members whose service benefits the entire Council and is so significant that no other award is appropriate.
• Melinda Burrows - Wake 18
• Donna Crawford - Wake 16
• Cindy Sortisio - Durham 10
 
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