Chapter Honors Outstanding Volunteers

The Alzheimer's Association of Greater Cincinnati recognized the significant contributions of its many volunteers and donors during its annual Chapter Appreciation Event at the Hyde Park Country Club on Nov. 12. Highlighting the morning event was the presentation of the Chapter's Annual Volunteer Achievement Awards. Those honored included:

Dr. Gregg Warshaw received the Presidents Award (the Chapter's highest honor) in recognition of his long-time work on the chapter's annual Symposium as well as his long-time service to the chapter's professional advisory council.

Jamie Williams of Portsmouth was presented the John Horn "Roll Up Your Sleeves" Memorial Award for her leadership in the planning of the chapter's Portsmouth Memory Walk as well as her fundraising efforts in support of the Alzheimer' Association.

Connie Von Hoene of Cincinnati received the Elizabeth Bolles Outstanding Service Award in recognition of her long-time service to various chapter projects, including bulk mailings and administrative support as well as serving as a chapter representative at numerous community health fairs.

"The donation of time, effort, expertise and treasure from all of our volunteers, donors and sponsors enables our chapter to better serve thousands of families in the Tri-state who are affected by Alzheimer's disease," said Executive Director Clarissa Rentz. "We are truly grateful for their generosity and commitment."

Pictured above, from left: Dr. Gregg Warshaw, Connie Von Hoene, Chapter Executive Director Clarissa Rentz and Jamie Williams.

Volunteer Award Recipients - 2008

The Alzheimer's Association of Greater Cincinnati recognized the contributions of its many volunteers and donors during its annual Chapter Appreciation Luncheon at the Kenwood Country Club on Nov. 19, 2008. Highlighting the event was the presentation of the Chapter's Annual Volunteer Achievement Awards. Those honored included:

Terri Groteke received the Presidents Award (the Chapter's highest honor) in recognition of her long-time support of the chapter's fundraising efforts and her service to the chapter's finance committee and board of directors.

Ben Koenig of Cincinnati was presented the John Horn "Roll Up Your Sleeves" Memorial Award for his significant fundraising efforts on behalf of the chapter's Memory Walk.

Geoff Smith of Cincinnati received the Elizabeth Bolles Outstanding Service Award for his work in facilitating the creation of a new strategic plan for the chapter.

Pictured above, from left: Clarissa Rentz, Geoff Smith, Terri Groteke and Ben Koenig.