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Recipient of NAACP 2013 Community Service Award

Posted on October 22, 2013March 27, 2024 by Mike
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Caroline Thompson, Mike Dixon, and President Ezzie Murray of the Cecil County Chapter. Photo Credit: Cecil County Chapter

Each year, the Cecil County Branch of the NAACP recognizes the dedicated work of individuals who go above and beyond, providing “selfless and community-oriented service.”  At the 51st Annual Freedom Fund Banquet this year, the Branch named me as the recipient of the “2013 Community Service Award” in recognition of my “commitment to research, the preservation of history, and the pursuit of excellence in Community Services to the Branch and the public.”  I was pleased to receive the NAACP award, especially in this historic year for the Civil Rights movement.  Thank you, President Murray, officers, and members, for this special recognition and honor.

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