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Kaye Jackson
Clarence Courtney
Uniquely Auburn 2002 Spirit Award Presenters.
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Art Astala
Known around Chinook Elementary as "Mr. PTA". |
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Jim Blanchard
Executive Director for Auburn Youth Resources and great advocate for children. |
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Susan Carollo
The definitive, behind the scenes, volunteer. |
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Debbie Christian
Works at Calvary Temple and is known for her generosity. |
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Samuel Clay Hillebrand
Very involved in Special Olympics and helps out whenever asked. |
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Gary Cornell
Passionate about teaching children to swim at the Auburn Valley YMCA. |
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John Corr & friend
Straight-speaking, peace-loving man who understands what it means to be part of a community. |
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Mary Douglas
An Auburn librarian who has been helping create programs that serve new immigrants and non-english speaking residents. |
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Joe Eaton
Retired Auburn school district bus driver, Auburn treasure, and great neighbor. |
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Dwayne Goodrow
Official Auburn Good Ol' Days photographer. |
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Pat Judd
A warm and friendly person with a smile as wide as Auburn. |
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Lillian Kitchell
First female Auburn city council member and member of Sons of Italy. |
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Gerald McBreen
Postal carrier in Auburn for over 30 years. |
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Frank Nelson
Works tirelessly for the youth of Auburn. |
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Ken and Corrine Olin
Dedicated to helping with the pregnancy aid program in any way that is needed. |
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Lucia Seward
Radiates goodness and warmth and never says no to a request for help.
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America Salas
A leader with regards to diversity at Auburn Riverside High school. |
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Rafael Sermeno
Auburn Police DARE officer who is a great role model for our children as well as adults. |
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Richard Smith
A Special Olympics multiple gold medal winner and exemplary employee at the Auburn Elks Lodge. |
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Kathy Soule
Loves children and devotes her time to child literacy. |
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Gail Spurrell
Knows how to get a lot of things done and have fun doing it! |
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Margaret Thordarson
Provides tutoring for special needs DARE students. |
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Roger Thordarson
A retired Auburn school district administrator who is a charter member of the Auburn Optimists. |
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Kathy Zahradnek
A giver of time and talent for the majority of her life in Auburn. She brings joy to all that she meets. |
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Pat O'Kelly
A volunteer with Auburn police who is always involved in community events. |
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Ken Morehead
Not pictured |
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Nixie Van Selus
A genuine and compassionate person whose work with unwed mothers has inspired many people. |
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Fran Wendtland
Auburn head librarian whose passion for service with an individualized touch makes her a real asset to our community. |
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Victor Staroverov
Volunteers at Auburn Food Bank. |
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Mario Dominichetti
Lives across the street from Alpac elementary and keeps a careful watch out for all the students. |
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Margaret Douglas
Helps her elderly neighbors by bringing them to appointments and checking on them regularly. |
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Ron Martin
Involved in Auburn Parks Specialized Recreation programs and volunteers for community events.
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