Chamber honors community leaders

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CHAMBER HONORS MEMBERS

  • Char Stacy received the Chamber Ambassador of the Year award from Chamber Chairman Troy Shirbroun.
    Char Stacy received the Chamber Ambassador of the Year award from Chamber Chairman Troy Shirbroun.
  • Peter Knutzen, right, was named the Member of the Year by the Fannin County Chamber of Commerce. He was presented his award by Chamber board member Doug Miracle during the organization’s annual banquet Saturday night.
    Peter Knutzen, right, was named the Member of the Year by the Fannin County Chamber of Commerce. He was presented his award by Chamber board member Doug Miracle during the organization’s annual banquet Saturday night.
  • Danny Mellman and Michelle Moran of Lit’l Pond Hospitality received the Chamber’s Community Service Award from outgoing Chamber Chairwoman Suzanne Davenport.
    Danny Mellman and Michelle Moran of Lit’l Pond Hospitality received the Chamber’s Community Service Award from outgoing Chamber Chairwoman Suzanne Davenport.
  • Impact 100 received the Heart of the Community Award from the Fannin County Chamber of Commerce. Chamber board Chairman Troy Shirbroun, right, presented the award to Impact 100 board members, from left, Sherry Echelberger, Revonda Rich,Connie Stinson, Carolyn Kibler, Amy Stokes Janice Marko, Kandy Key, Cindy Glueckert, Kim Kappel, Sherry Lang, Joann Myers, and Lisa Brown.
    Impact 100 received the Heart of the Community Award from the Fannin County Chamber of Commerce. Chamber board Chairman Troy Shirbroun, right, presented the award to Impact 100 board members, from left, Sherry Echelberger, Revonda Rich,Connie Stinson, Carolyn Kibler, Amy Stokes Janice Marko, Kandy Key, Cindy Glueckert, Kim Kappel, Sherry Lang, Joann Myers, and Lisa Brown.
  • Jan Hackett, left, was presented an Honorary Life Membership by Chamber President Christie Gribble.
    Jan Hackett, left, was presented an Honorary Life Membership by Chamber President Christie Gribble.
“Please do not try to change Peter. He is going to change the world.” “That’s my Snuggums,” was the answer. This exchange was remembered between Peter’s mother, Julie, and his third grade teacher. …

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