Evers, Wiggins earn awards for service [With awards gallery]
Published 12:09 am Friday, January 30, 2015
Robert Evers and Rickey Wiggins were among the award winners at the Andalusia Area Chamber of Commerce banquet Thursday night. The two received the organization’s top awards.
Evers, who received the President’s Award, was praised for his work on chamber projects this year.
“Robert has spent countless donated hours this year working on projects to promote the Chamber and enhance our image, and in turn, our community,” outgoing president Chris Mohon said. “His marketing efforts include rebranding the chamber with a new logo, still pictures for use in promotions for business recruitment and tourism and relocation efforts, and advertisement layouts for the huge and exciting Candyland Project.”
Wiggins received the Chamber’s Distinguished Service Award.
“Our recipient this year is not one that you will have seen in the paper for organizing countless community event or fundraisers, but we know that many of these wouldn’t be possible without his hard work and dedication to our city,” Mohon said
“Rickey Wiggins and his entire crew from the maintenance department at the City of Andalusia work countless hours behind the scenes to make this a great place to live and work,” he said. “Rickey displays an incredible work ethic in all that he does and receives little to no recognition in return. Anyone that works with Rickey would agree, he takes great pride in his work and strives to make all of our community events a success.
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Incoming Chamber President Stallion Sasser presents the President’s Award to Robert Evers.
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Incoming Chamber President Stallion Sasser presents the Presidet Stallion Sasser presents the Distinguished Service Award to Rickey Wiggins.
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Incoming Chamber of Commerce President Stallion Sasser presents Lucretica Hawkins of Pleasant Home School (top left) with the elementary teacher of the year award.
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Incoming Chamber of Commerce President Stallion Sasser presents Jennifer Winthrow of Red Level High School (top right) with the secondary teacher of the year award
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Incoming Chamber of Commerce President Stallion Sasser presents Sarah Atkinson of Andalusia High School with the student of the year award.
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Incoming Chamber of Commerce President Stallion Sasser presents Jon Cole Chesser of Pleasant Home School with the T.J. Fleming Inspirational Award. Not present at the Chamber of Commerce banquet was Allen Teel, industrial electrionics instructor at LBWCC, who was awarded the LBW Outstanding Technical Faculty award; and Sharon Stricklin, mathematics instuctor at LBWCC, who was awarded the LBW Outstanding Academic Faculty award.
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Incoming Chamber of Commerce President Stallion Sasser presents Casey Teel of Andalusia Garden Center with with the Mom and Pop Business of the Year. Other finalists were Dean’s Cake House and Crow’’s Nest.
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Incoming Chamber of Commerce President Stallion Sasser presents Mike Lovering of Marvin’s Buiilding Materials with the Community Service Business of the Year award.
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Incoming Chamber of Commerce President Stallion Sasser presents Josh Carnley of Sanbuck Insurance with the Small Business of the Year award. Other finalists were Zaxby’s and Cadence Bank.
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Incoming Chamber of Commerce President Stallion Sasser presents Greg Henderson of Southeast Alabama Gas District with the Large Business of the Year award. Other finalists were Taylor Linen Services and Huhtamaki.