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| 2010 Strategic Vision Awards and Annual Banquet |
The Tillamook County Futures
Council's third annual Stakeholder and Awards Banquet
was held Thursday, October 7, 2010 in the banquet room at the new Tillamook Bay Community College (TBCC) facilities on 3rd Street in Tillamook. Over 70 guests including citizens, representatives from government agencies, educators, and business owners came together to honor community members who through their actions have contributed to moving Tillamook County toward its vision for the future as defined by county residents.
The banquet buffet was provided by students of the TBCC Culinary Program directed by Alan Joynson. Futures Council member, David Yamamoto, presented the Vital Tillamook Indicators Project. Futures Council Program Manager, Jane Dunkin, and member, Rob Emanuel, introduced the nominees and reviewed their accomplishments. Our sincere thanks on behalf of Tillamook County to all the nominees for their hard work. Each and every one deserved to win. Congratulations to the 2010 nominees and vision category winners (below - winners in bold).
New Special Awards
After much deliberation it became apparent that the accomplishments of two of the nominees transcended the vision award categories, and this year the Council announced two very special awards.
Oregon State Senator Betsy Johnson received the 2010 Community Benefactor Award for her accomplishments in service to Tillamook County.
Imogene (Imie) Camelli received the Lifetime Service Award for her continuing service to the people of Tillamook County as president of the North County Food Bank.
| Growth and Development |
Economy |
| - State Senator Betsy Johnson
- Robert (Rob) Royster of Pacific City
- Tillamook County Transportation District
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- The 2nd Street Public Market
- Food Roots' Individual Development Accounts Program
- The Pacific City Dorymen's Association
- Tillamook Estuaries Partnership Water Trail Guide
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Health and Human Services |
Natural Environment |
| - Imogene (Imie) Camelli, President, North County Food Bank
- Nestucca Valley Backpack Food Program
- Patty Rinehart
- Tillamook County United Way
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- Bruce Apple, Oregon DEQ
- Clair Thomas, Tillamook School District Environmental Awareness Program
- Clyde Zeller, Oregon Dept. of Forestry, Tillamook District |
Society and Culture |
Youth and Education |
| - Jeanette & Bruce Hagerty
- Kris K. Weiland, Fire Chief, Nestucca Rural Fire District
- Nesko Women's Club |
- Jim Severson, Principal, Neahkahnie Middle School
- Community Arts Project
- Food Roots Youth Garden Program |
Photos from an Evening of Celebration
Natural Environment category nominee, Bruce Apple, receives his certificate of nomination. |
Lisa Phipps shows off the certificate of nomination for the Tillamook Estuaries Partnership. |
Carol Hungerford accepts the award in the category of Youth & Education on behalf of the Community Arts Project. |
Nestucca Fire Chief, Kris Weiland, accepts the 2010 Society & Culture Vision Award. |
Clair Thomas (center) accepts the 2010 Strategic Vision Award in the Natural Environment category from Futures Council members, Rick Kneeland (right), and Rob Emanuel (left). |
Imie Camelli, President of the North County Food Bank, addresses the audience after accepting the first-ever Lifetime Service Award. |
Carol Boring and Joe Rack (left to right) accept the 2010 Vision Award in the Health & Human Services category for the Nestucca Backpack Food Program. |
Patti Rinehart receives her certificate of nomination in the category of Health & Human Services for her excellence in fundraising for the Rinehart Clinic in Wheeler. |
Jim Severson (left), Neah-Kah-Nie Middle School Principal, receives his certificate of nomination in the category of Youth & Education from Futures Council member Rick Kneeland. |
Oregon State Senator Betsy Johnson (left) receives the 2010 Community Benefactor award from Futures Council Chair, Shirley Kalkhoven. |
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