Local man nominated for Andrus Award
5 Oct 2021
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SHERIDAN — AARP Wyoming has named three finalists for the AARP Wyoming Andrus Award and it needs the public’s help in naming a winner for the state’s premiere award for volunteers age 50 and older.
The three nominees for the 2021 AARP Wyoming Andrus Award are: Rock Springs’ Thomas Trapp, Sheridan’s Clarence Montano and Paul Novak of Goshen County.
For the last three years, AARP Wyoming has named two or three finalists for the state award, then asked the public to vote for their favorites finalist by “liking,” and “sharing,” a video of each posted on AARP Wyoming’s Facebook page. Last year, western Wyoming resident Don Cushman’s video received 197 likes, 79 shares and 15 comments, and was viewed nearly 6,000 times.
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