RICHMOND, Va., June 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --The personal injury law firm of Allen, Allen, Allen & Allen has announced the winners of the 2013 HOMETOWN HEROES award in celebration of local acts of kindness and heroism.
"This is an exciting time of year for Allen & Allen -- it's time for the firm, and the community at large, to celebrate the act of giving," said Trent Kerns, President of Allen & Allen. "For over 100 years Allen & Allen has been greatly inspired by the heroes around us -- the community members who spend each day improving the cities, small towns, and neighborhoods throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia."
Nominations for the annual HOMETOWN HEROES award were accepted from April 1, 2013 to May 3, 2013. The public was asked to complete a nomination form in honor of their favorite local hero responsible for generating positive and measurable change in the community. "It's an annual tradition for Allen & Allen to pause, look around, and pay tribute to the good citizens of the Commonwealth who define what it takes to be a true hero," said Kerns.
The selected HOMETOWN HEROES represent inspiration to Allen & Allen. They are first responders, neighborhood advocates, foster parents, disability advocates, teachers, small business owners, and more. Each of the local individuals selected represent a unique and inspiring story of giving in some capacity, either on a large scale or through small everyday acts of kindness. To read about each of the HOMETOWN HEROES visit www.allenandallen.com/hometown-heroes.
The winning HOMETOWN HEROES will be honored at a series of award events taking place in Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Charlottesville.
Schedule of Events:
July 12
Fridays After Five
NO BS! Brass Band
Charlottesville, Virginia
August 9
Celebrate Virginia Concert with Trace Adkins
Fredericksburg, Virginia
August 21
Innsbrook Afterhours
The Band Perry Concert
Richmond, Virginia
For a complete list of 2013 summer events in honor of HOMETOWN HEROES, visit www.allenandallen.com/hometown-heroes.
The winners of the 2013 HOMETOWN HEROES award include:
Mike Arnold | Palmyra, Virginia |
Karen Atkinson | Richmond, Virginia |
Lt. Corey Beazley | Hanover, Virginia |
Christine Blake | Fredericksburg, Virginia |
Jenna Brandon | Palmyra, Virginia |
Elizabeth Breeden | Charlottesville, Virginia |
Detective Chris Bryant | Prince George, Virginia |
Tim Carlson | Fredericksburg, Virginia |
Arlene A. Carter-Pounds | Axton, Virginia |
Bradford Caudill | Fredericksburg, Virginia |
Penny Chaffin | Hopewell, Virginia |
Jermaine Chandler | Richmond, Virginia |
Robin Clark | Charlottesville, Virginia |
Kristine Clifford | Spotsylvania, Virginia |
John Collison | Spotsylvania, Virginia |
Bill and Bonnie Cooper | Scottsville, Virginia |
George Crocker | Petersburg, Virginia |
Kevin Delaney | Jetersville, Virginia |
Steven Diemer, Sr. | Palmyra, Virginia |
Shawna Diemer | Palmyra, Virginia |
Angel Ditzel | Fredericksburg, Virginia |
Janet Green | Fredericksburg, Virginia |
William Harris | Emporia, Virginia |
William Haussmann | Earlysville, Virginia |
Joann Henry | Richmond, Virginia |
Carter Hill | Richmond, Virginia |
Bill Howard | Keswick, Virginia |
Brooke Jenkins | Charlottesville, Virginia |
Johnny Johnson | Fredericksburg, VA |
Dale Koglin | Warrenton, Virginia |
Kathy Lane | Chesterfield, Virginia |
Kimberley Martin | Henrico, Virginia |
Alex Mayes | Mechanicsville, Virginia |
Brian Mellott | Ruckersville, Virginia |
Bryan McDermott | King George, Virginia |
Lynn Morgan | Spotsylvania, Virginia |
Kim Newlen | Richmond, Virginia |
Julia Norton | Midlothian, Virginia |
Wayne Perry | Fredericksburg, Virginia |
Terrell Pollard | Richmond, Virginia |
Travis Puffenbarger | Mechanicsville, Virginia |
Karen Pusey | Mechanicsville, Virginia |
Ann and Doug Rohrer | Goochland, Virginia |
Martha Rollins | Richmond, Virginia |
Les Sinclair | Charlottesville, Virginia |
Tony Squire | Richmond, Virginia |
Eric Sundberg | Richmond, Virginia |
Carmine Tavormina | Palmyra, Virginia |
William and Alma Taylor | Spotsylvania, Virginia |
Jayne Toellner | Fredericksburg |
Wilma Upshur | Richmond, Virginia |
Bruce Vecchioni | Chester, Virginia |
Shelia Williams | Charlottesville, Virginia |
Michael Wilson | Whitestone, Virginia |
About the Firm:
Allen, Allen, Allen & Allen is one of the oldest and largest law firms in Virginia limiting its practice to personal injury. In business for over 100 years, the firm currently has 26 attorneys who handle death cases as well as personal injury cases involving motor vehicle accidents, tractor-trailer accidents, brain injury, medical malpractice, product liability and more. Allen & Allen has eight offices located throughout Virginia in Richmond, Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Mechanicsville, Short Pump, Chesterfield County, Garrisonville, and Charlottesville.
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