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MCAS New River Presidential Awards & Volunteer Appreciation Ceremony

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MCAS New River Presidential Awards & Volunteer Appreciation Ceremony

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Col. Russell Burton, rear left, commanding officer, Marine Corps Air Station New River, poses for a group photo with awardees during the Presidential Awards and Volunteer Appreciation Ceremony at MCAS New River, April 26. Recipients of the award completed more than a hundred hours of community service. “The President’s Volunteer Service Award is the nation’s premier volunteer service award,” said Yolanda Mayo, deputy operations director for Marine Corps Community Services. “Our country has a long and proud tradition of volunteer service and today, more than previous years, volunteers are renewing their commitment to helping others and making new connections that bring us closer together as families, as neighbors, as communities, and as a nation.” (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Ursula V. Smith)

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