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Named after Maryland Militia Majors #1, #2, and #15, these awards are
presented at the Maryland Jaycees Annual Convention to those Militia
Majors who have demonstrated outstanding and dedicated service to the
Maryland Jaycees during the Jaycee year.
The Richard D. Craig and Wayne C. Wood awards are voted on by the
Militia Executive Board, based upon a selected number of Militia Majors
submitted. The William D. Greene, Jr. award is selected by the
Commander of the Maryland Jaycee Militia.
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RICHARD D. CRAIG (#1)
Presented annually to most outstanding Militia Major who is a current member of the Maryland Jaycees.
Gary Donley
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#150
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1982-1983
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Bill Cheesman
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#220
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1983-1984
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Dale Geiman
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#286
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1984-1985 |
Ken Rich
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#237
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1985-1986 |
Barbara Barber
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#363
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1986-1987 |
Marilyn Young
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#405
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1987-1988 |
Denise Riley
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#430
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1988-1989 |
Russell Lasner
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#563 |
1994-1995 |
Angela Jandrew
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#730
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1999-2000
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Jennifer Ray
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#782
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2007
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WAYNE C. WOOD (#2)
Presented annually to the most outstanding Militia Major who was a former member of the Maryland Jaycees.
Harry W. Kolodner
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#095
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1982-1983
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Fran Shives
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#101
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1983-1984
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Bill Aleshire
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#182
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1984-1985
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Larry Thomas
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#242
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1985-1986
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Ken Edwards
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#341
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1986-1987
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Chuck Rankin
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#291
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1987-1988
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Jerry Garfinkel
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#330
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1988-1989
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Sandra Kolodner (Chider)
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#467 |
1991-1992
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Barb Alger
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#749
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2005
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Barb Alger
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#749
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2006
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Lynn Boerschel
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#703
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2007
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WILLIAM D. GREEN, JR. (#15)
Presented annually to the most outstanding member of the Maryland Militia Executive Board of Directors.
| Ed Stanley |
#381
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1987-1988
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Carol Applegate
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#407
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1988-1989
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Barb Alger
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#749
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2003
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Barb Alger
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#749
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2007
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FRANK POOLE HIDDEN HERO AWARD (#620)
Frank had a strong love for the Jaycees and served his local chapter and the state organization in many ways over the years. He was a leader, trainer, member and friend. Frank possessed a quiet strength. He could give you support or encouragement with the right words,a small gesture or just a look. Frank also loved a good joke. He knew how to lighten your load, just a little, but bringing a smile to your face. He could make you see that, no matter what the problem, the moment is to be enjoyed and you're even allowed to laugh at the situation. The most remarkable thing about the man was that he was able to convey all these things without being asked or expecting anything in return. He was a genuinely sincere person who made you a better person by knowing him.
This award is presented annually to a Jaycee Militia Major who has given freely of his time, talent, and support, without being asked or given recognition, for the betterment of the entire organization throughout the year.
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Annual Awards