Marshall Awards
THE 2019 MARSHALL LEADERSHIP AWARDS
GENERAL MARSHALL
General George C. Marshall Public Leadership Award was instituted in 1989 to recognize a young person’s commitment to public service and demonstrated leadership potential. This award was created in cooperation with the Marshall Foundation in Lexington, Virginia, to commemorate General Marshall’s two-year residence in Vancouver and to honor the legacy of this world statesman.
MARSHALL LEADERSHIP AWARDS
General George C. Marshall Public Leadership Award was instituted in 1989 to recognize a young person’s commitment to public service and demonstrated leadership potential. This award was created in cooperation with the Marshall Foundation in Lexington, Virginia, to commemorate General Marshall’s two-year residence in Vancouver and to honor the legacy of this world statesman.
Two awards are given to Clark County Residents each year at the ceremony.
NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN
ADULT LEADERSHIP AWARD
To qualify for the Marshall Adult Leadership Award, a nominee must be:
- 35 years of age or younger
- Possess a 4-year college degree
- Be a resident of Clark County
Selection is based on:
- Demonstrated leadership ability
- Commitment to public service
- Academic achievement
- Potential for an ongoing leadership role in the community
YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD
- The nominee must be a 12th-grade high school student living in Clark County (homeschooled students are eligible). The nominee’s activities and projects must advance the work and philosophy of General George C. Marshall by:• Demonstrating leadership• Taking a stand for the rights of others• Serving as a role model• Showing initiative• Motivating others to become involved
Awards Ceremony March 20, 2019
Tickets available for purchase on January 15th, 2019!
Sponsored by:
2018 AWARD RECIPIENTS
Jenny N. Thompson, Police Activities League of Vancouver
Bridgette M. McCarthy, Washougal High School
Past Award Recipients
PUBLIC LEADERSHIP AWARD
- 2018 Jenny N. Thompson
- 2017 D. Max Ault
- 2016 Paige Spratt
- 2015 John Blom
- 2014 Matthew Bisturis
- 2013 Jordan Boldt
- (no award program in 2012)
- 2011 Katherine Benson
- 2010 Devin Jackson
- 2009 Phillip Harberthur
- 2008 Cheryl Bledsoe
- 2007 Deena Bisig
- 2006 VaNessa Duplessie
- 2005 Gregory McGreevey
- 2004 Jennifer Kampsula
- 2003 Dena Horton
- 2002 Tanisha Harris
- 2001 Scott Patterson
- 2000 Juliet Laycoe Hagley
- 1999 Michael Stromme
- 1998 Theresa Wagner
- 1997 Charlene Ryan
- 1996 Tom Hagley, Jr.
- 1995 Shawna Burkholder
- 1994 Darin Atteberry
- 1993 Paula Martin
- 1992 Doug Sessions
- 1991 Steve Dearborn
- 1990 John McIlvain
- 1989 Cindy Gibbon
YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD
- 2018 Bridgette M. McCarthy – Washougal High School
- 2017 Sophie Muro – Camas High School
- 2016 Alena Jarvis – Battle Ground High School
- 2015 Sean Michael Nolan – La Center High School
- 2014 Jose Scott- Fort Vancouver High School
- 2013 Natalie Lucey – Mountain View High School
- 2012 Zachary Hall – Heritage High School
- 2011 Samantha Cahill – Union High School
- 2010 Lindsey Elhart – Hudson’s Bay High School
- 2009 Emma Sagor – Camas High School
- 2008 Renata Fusso – Skyview High School
- 2007 Jane Lee – Mountain View High School
- 2006 Kate Castenson – Mountain View High School
- 2005 Rosalyn Hart – Washougal High School
- 2004 Anya Pavlovic – Columbia River High School
- 2003 Dane Anderson – Prairie High School
- 2002 Kandi Bauman-Garvey – Hudson’s Bay High School
- 2001 MaReesa Davenport – Heritage High School
