Dallas City Councilman Adam McGough awarded his 2018 Blake Anderson Public Service Awards Tuesday at City Hall, presenting the honors in memory of the young man who worked on McGough’s staff while earning his MBA. Despite grappling with Type I diabetes, Anderson was an active outdoorsman and marathon runner. He died while mountain biking at George W. Bush’s ranch outside Crawford, Texas.
The 19 recipients from District 10 demonstrated their selflessness and dedication to community, McGough said. Anderson’s parents helped present the awards, fashioned into the shape of bicycle spokes.
Congratulations and thanks go to all the honorees.
Casey Boland | LHHS and RISD STAR teacher |
DayRon Miles | director of Public Works Dallas |
Scott Painter | Home Depot loss prevention specialist recently shot in a robbery |
Kelly Musgrave | Pamper Lake Highlands volunteer |
Greg Duval | past president of Exchange Club |
Pam Gerber | executive director of entrepreneurs for North Texas |
Officer Courtney Collins | Dallas Police Department |
Shelby Eidson | community advocate |
Will Toler | property tax consultant working pro bono for Hamilton Park residents |
Officer Crystal Almeida | recently shot at Home Depot |
Coy Poitier | executive director of FAWC Conservatory of Arts and Sciences |
Officer Anazogini “Anna” Kubeer | school resource officer at LHHS |
Pam Jackson | president of Spokes for Folks |
Max Glauben | holocaust survivor |
Detective Daniel Torres | DPD |
Mark Holmes | past president of Exchange Club |
Jonathan Palant | founder and conductor of Dallas Street Choir |
Officer Josh Cooper | DPD |
Reggie Mensah | 2018 LHHS Senior Class President |