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Public Servants Recognized By VFW Post
April 13, 2011
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 706 recently honored public servants — including some from North Escambia — for their dedication to the community.
The following were honored:
- Teachers Charlie Code from Northview High School, Emily King from Woodham Middle School, and Emily McMillan of Ferry Pass Middle School.
- Firefighters Baylen Payne of the Cantonment Station of Escambia Fire Rescue
- Escambia County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Joshua Hendershott
- EMT Daniel Jones of Escambia County EMS
- Officer Brad Buddin of the Pensacola Police Department.
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Capt. Charlie Code is one of the best kept secrets of Northview High school. The NJROTC program at NHS continues to put out quality leaders and molds students in very fine young adults. One of many examples is the recent award the Unit XO recieved.
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Capt Code is a stellar role model and leader! The community is lucky to have this man teaching our children!