Frank is a longtime volunteer in our community. His hard work and dedication have resulted in over 40 years as a dedicated Thomaston Volunteer Ambulance Corp (TVAC) Member, starting as an EMT MRT to taking office as Treasurer and President of that organization. He now serves as a retired member of TVAC. Frank along with his team, started the billing of insurance companies so that no resident would have to pay for ambulance calls. A pension program was also started during his time as TVAC President, with the Fire Department inviting TVAC to join the program to obtain pensions for any member over the age of 60. This program is still serving today's TVAC and Fire Department Volunteers.
Frank has been a volunteer for 10 years at the Thomaston Food Pantry, organizing the volunteers to help package food distribution bags for clients.
He was also a member of the Lion's Club for 10 years and was responsible for collecting eyeglasses.
The criteria for this award: individuals who have donated numerous hours for an extended period, not for recognition or remuneration rather to benefit others and the Thomaston Community. Frank certainly embodies the criteria as this year’s recipient!
A banquet in Frank's honor is being held tomorrow.
No tickets will be available at the door.
If you cannot attend the banquet and would like to donate in Frank’s honor, please send a check to:
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