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Susan Yates accepts the inaugural Willy Acuna Meritorious Service Award - 2009 is the first year to honor Willy Acuna by issuing this award. North Texas Chapter.

 

January 2010
Greetings! In the beginning of 2009, the North Texas Chapter of the Texas Environmental Health Association (TEHA) began its year with personal losses, job losses, and ended the year showing perseverance, strength and tenacity. Through it all, North Texas has impacted our communities with EXCELLENCE! The City of North Richland Hills Health Department was awarded the TEHA Texas Excellence Award in the division of "Small Jurisdiction." Three TEHA Certificates of Achievement were awarded to the City of Richardson. They received a certificate of achievement for their (1) Education Program, (2) Program Management, and (3) TEHA Support/Participation/Training. The North Texas Chapter named Dhruv Rathod as the recipient of the "2009 Graduate Scholarship" and Summer Haffner as the recipient of the "2009 Undergraduate Scholarship."

I would like to thank each of you for your personal contributions to TEHA in 2009. Tony Hiller was always ready to lend a helping hand, Bob Henderson imparted a wealth of wisdom on the sideline, Keith Clark cheered the "show must go on," Krista Pender exhibited conciseness and commitment to TEHA in her elected role for Governing Councilor in 2009, and Richard Briley's ingenious efforts resulted in the fee reduction of the vector control license! YOU have influence! Your influence is seen at your jobs, in your professional decisions, in your role of servant to our communities every single day. Willy Acuna had influence! In his service of TEHA as President of the North Texas Chapter, Willy embraced Environmental Health in a very real way. In loving memory of Willy Acuna and in remembrance of his allegiance to this profession, TEHA changed the name of the TEHA Chapter Meritorious Service Award to the "Willy Acuna Chapter Meritorious Service Award." The recipient of the 2009 Willy Acuna Chapter Meritorious Service Award was Susan Yates. Susan was issued this award for her professional commitment and dedication as President of the North Texas Chapter. In December, you gave canned food items to the Tarrant County Food Bank at the 2009 Annual Christmas meeting. Overall, you made a difference!

Your Council works relentlessly to improve the quality of learning for each member. Please give your suggestions to your local governing councilors-Pamela Webb, Chuck Dumas, Tom Vyles, Susan Yates, Janice Tower, Carol Primeaux, Rebecca St. John, Marshall Ward, Trishida Watson, Andria McAuley and Keith Clark. This is YOUR Association. TEHA has moved into an era of conservation by going "GREEN." Check your E-mails for upcoming meetings! TEHA will endure the tough times and we will continue to give back! We will exceed beyond our personal expectations and beyond the expectations of our association! Remember, we are very blessed even in the midst of crisis. The Environmental Health profession assists in making our nation, Haiti, and the rest of the world, a better place. By the way, welcome to 2010! If you didn't know already, we ARE going to have a great year!


Pamela Webb, RS, CP-FS
Chapter President

 


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