Greene County Commission Resolution
Resolution No. 13-2-28-19
Recognizing
Brian Lampton
“GCCC Friend of Education Award”
Whereas Brian Lampton has been chosen to receive the “Greene County Career Center Friend of Education Award” by the Beavercreek Chamber of Commerce;
Greene County Career Center Friend of Education Award
Jon R Kasich and Mary Taylor
Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Ohio
do herby officially recognize
Brian Lampton
As you receive the
Green County Career Center Friend of Education Award
US House of Representatives Award
A Proclamation Recognizing
Brian Lampton
Beavercreek Chamber of Commerce Volunteer of the Year For his work on the 9/11 Memorial Committee
The Chamber held its Annual Awards Banquet on March 8th at the Hope Hotel and Richard C. Holbrooke Banquet Center. The Chamber was honored to have 200 chamber members and guests attend to show their appreciation to our award winners.
This was the 45th year the chamber has hosted this banquet honoring citizens who have committed their lives to making the Beavercreek community a better place to live and work. The awards given each year show how much these citizens are appreciated and valued for what they do for our community.
The Chamber gave special recognition to two groups who have made significant contributions to our community. The Beavercreek Youth Council, and their leader Felicia Hall were honored with the Civic Award for their commitment to improving the lives of many citizens of Beavercreek. The committee responsible for the 9-11 Memorial was also honored for volunteering their time to make this memorial a reality in 2011.
Brian Lampton serves on the 9-11 memorial committee as the Vice-Chair. “We are so pleased to be recognized by the Beavercreek Chamber for our work on the 9-11 memorial.” “It is a honor and privilege to work on this committee, and work with the community to construct the memorial that our children and their children can learn about those historical events in US history.”
Friday December 2nd Brian Lampton and Elizabeth Rumple from the Beavercreek Rotary Club delivered new coloring books to every second grader at Shaw Elementary School and new dictionaries to every third grader at Shaw Elementary. The Beavercreek Rotary has been giving out dictionaries to every third grader in the district for eleven years. Over 6,600 dictionaries have been given out to the students in Beavercreek. Brian Lampton is the project manager for Beavercreek Rotary. “I am always delighted to witness the students appreciation when we deliver the books”.
