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Senior Airman Raymond Carr, 931st Civil Engineering Squadron, (center) was named the Airman of the Year during the 931st Air Refueling Group 2nd Annual Award Banquet, Feb. 9. Carr is pictured with (from left to right) Brig. Gen. Kenneth D. Lewis, Director, Air Force Reserve Plans, Programs and Requirements; Col. Mark Larson, Commander, 931st ARG and Chief Master Sgt. Kathleen Lowman, Group Superintendent, 931 ARG. (Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Brannen Parrish)
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Annual Award banquet recognizes group's top achievers
Posted 2/10/2013 Updated 2/10/2013
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by Master Sgt. Brannen Parrish
931st ARG Public Affairs
2/10/2013 - MCCONNELL AIR FORCE BASE, Kan. -- The 931st Air Refueling Group honored its annual award winners during an awards banquet at the Hyatt, Feb. 9.
Brig. Gen. Kenneth D. Lewis, director of Air Force Reserve Plans, Programs, and Requirements, delivered the keynote address and congratulated the recipients.
"We know, and everyone in this room knows, the organization is made of people," Lewis told the audience. "This night is about honoring the contributions of the people who make the organization successful."
The following 931 ARG personnel were named group-level award winners for 2012:
Airman of the Year
Senior Airman Raymond Carr, 931st Civil Engineering Squadron
NCO of the Year
Tech. Sgt. Carrie Van Praag, 931st ARG Staff
Senior NCO of the Year
Master Sgt. Adam Keeter, 931st Maintenance Squadron
First Sergeant
Senior Master Sgt. Willie Tucker, 931st Aircraft Maintenance Squadron
Company Grade Officer
Capt. Chris Markley, 18th Air Refueling Squadron
Civilian
Mrs. Miranda Beyer, 931st Operations Support Squadron
Col. Mark Larson, Commander, 931st Air Refueling Group welcomed the opportunity to be part of his first Annual Awards Banquet since his arrival last August.
"It is truly an honor to be here tonight at this occasion to recognize and honor the outstanding men and women of the 931st who have gone above and beyond in the accomplishment of their duties. These are the Airmen who have consistently gone the extra mile--the members who have gone out of their way to do their job and then some," Larson said. |
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