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Heroes For Healthcare Founder Advocates For Wisconsin Veterans
Laura Hanoski pushes for medically trained veterans to be accepted for higher level healthcare jobs.

Laura Hanoski pushes for medically trained veterans to be accepted for higher level healthcare jobs.

Candice Strong, Executive Director of Tricia's Troops, provides supportive care to cancer patients throughout southeastern Wisconsin.
Kathy Blaine of Loudoun Therapeutic Riding is a community leader who provides an invaluable skill for people in need.
Renee Dobos realizes that the way to solve this crisis is by building new affordable housing, says Fairfield Patch reader Robin Jerrild.
"Joe gives from a place of respect and kindness to those around him and the community he loves so dearly."
Jim is an outstanding leader who leads with commitment and humor, according to those who honored him with this Community Leader award.
Carol Rosenstein founded Music Mends Minds in 2014 as a way to help her husband Irwin, who was struggling with Parkinson’s and dementia.
"He is engaged in many different community organizations and is one of the most selfless people I have met."
Mrs. Griffin wants to create "a welcoming environment where kids can feel like they are a part of something special."
County trustee Daniel Koukul is being recognized as a community leader for his work not only with the board but in helping local residents.
Communities work when people step up. This collection of stories illustrates what’s going right in towns all across America.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize these often unsung community leaders and celebrate their contributions.
Cheryl Aultman "goes above and beyond to keep one of Macon's best-kept secrets open to the public," says a fellow board member.
"Hope is an inspiring and dedicated community leader. She revitalizes the nonprofit art center with her strong leadership and commitment."
Tracy Joseph of Lawrenceville "works tirelessly to meet the needs of the homeless and food insecure," says fellow volunteer.
Joe Heitz has subbed full-time at North Jr. High since 1985.
April Stovall's motto is: "If you’re not falling down, you’re not trying hard enough.”
Cameron D. Fouss "is a kindhearted person and is always thinking of others," says his mother.
Principal Lori Nasci "works long hours and is level-headed and logical when it comes to student behavior management," says a co-worker.
Andrew Meindl "is kind, forward-thinking, and does not shy away from a challenge," says a neighbor and fellow council member.
Dawn Carrillo "is there rain or shine, hot or cold, helping and organizing vendors," says a friend.
Mayor Bryan Kennedy "is super hardworking and caring. Glendale is so lucky to have him," a resident says.
Nominated for the Community Leader Spotlight, Papa Joe's owner Michael Lorenzo Sr. gives back to the community in a big way.
Tracy Pierce Dooley is being recognized for her tireless work for North Quincy High School football and cheerleading programs.
Ben Jackson is getting praise for his commitment to assisting those who need help.
Lawrence Louis Vodopivec is recognized for being the "perfect role model" for the community's youth.
Tommy Valente is recognized for giving back to the community with numerous fundraising events.
Liz Nachman runs soup kitchens and beach cleanups in Long Beach.
Lenora Quinones has been an active community member in Rockville Centre/Lakeview for decades.
Dance Center Evanston founder Béa Rashid is "incredibly accepting" of everyone who comes into her studio.
Patch is recognizing community leaders for making a difference.
Executive Chef Kristin Ferrarese "donated almost $10,000 worth of meals to frontline workers" during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Warren Levi is recognized as a community leader for his contributions to the neighborhood.
Melinda Westberry is being recognized for improving the lives of many veterans.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to celebrate "community leaders" in New Jersey, including Newark.
See why Sarah Goldstein Roney is one of Wheaton's Patch Community Leaders.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize often unsung community leaders and celebrate their contributions.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize often unsung community leaders and celebrate their contributions.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize often unsung community leaders and celebrate their contributions.
"Through his volunteerism he has helped agencies run more efficiently and make positive decisions towards their future operations."