Sebring Chamber of Commerce
hosts awards, recognition banquet
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Sebring Mayor George Hensley said he was honored to lend his name to -- and receive -- the first-ever George Hensley Citizen of the Year award. In the background is outgoing Chamber chairman Dr. Michael McLeod.
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Thelma Pyle Volunteer of the Year Award namesake presents Jane Hancock with the honor at Thursday's annual awards banquet for the Greater Sebring Chamber of Commerce.
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Member of the Year honors went to the Alan Jay Automotive Network. Accepting was Alan Jay Wildstein (at right). Making the presentation were Chamber president Steven Nyhan (far left) and Chamber outgoing chairman Dr. Michael McLeod.
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Jane Mikulecky (right) accepts the President's Award from Steven Nyhan, president of the Greater Sebring Chamber of Commerce.
“The magic continues” was the theme for the Greater Sebring Chamber of Commerce annual awards and recognition banquet Thursday evening at the Island View Restaurant at Sun ‘n Lake Golf Course in Sebring. The theme was complete with a professional magician who entertained following dinner and the awards presentations.
Six awards were given, including the first-ever George Hensley Volunteer of the Year honor. The first recipient, fittingly, was Sebring mayor George Hensley who was called “...a humble man of integrity and his example inspires me to be a better business person and citizen of our great community,” by Chamber president Steve Nyhan. The George Hensley Volunteer of the Year award will be given annually.
