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Century Chamber Names Citizen, Student Of The Year
February 28, 2018
The Century Chamber of Commerce’s citizen and student of the year were named Tuesday night.
Byrneville Elementary School Principal Dee Wolfe-Sullivan was named Century’s Citizen of the Year. Northview High student Logan Calloway was named Student of the Year.
Pictured top: Dee Wolfe-Sullivan (left) was named Century’s Citizen of the Year Tuesday night. The award was presented by Tame Dunsford, Byrneville Elementary’s lead teacher. And Logan Calloway was presented Century’s Student of the Year, with the award presented by Northview Principal Gayle Weaver. Pictured inset: Logan Calloway. Pictured below: A large number of Byrneville Elementary staff and friends were on hand to see their principal receive her award. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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7 Responses to “Century Chamber Names Citizen, Student Of The Year”
Great job, Logan! I am so proud of the man you have become and continue to grow into! This was just a stepping stone in the great adventure of our lives together. Couldn’t be a prouder wife!
I’m so very grateful for the honor the Century community has accorded me. It has been a joy and a privilege to be part of the community for these past 16 hears.
Congratulations to Mrs. Wolfe-Sullivan and Logan!
Congratulations Mrs.Sullivan, I am so happy for you. You have done so much for our community and worked so hard over the years to keep Byrneville Elementary thriving. A well deserved award. God Bless you.
Ms. Sullivan, we first met some 35 years or so when you were only about 12 years old and I must say that you are as lovely in appearance and spirit now as you were as just a youngster.
Keep doing Wonderful things for our Children and the Community that you so well serve.
Thank you, Anne
Ms Sullivan you are an inspiration to all us thank you for all you do.God Bless You. Hilda Malone
Great job Logan