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Commemorative Gala Issue

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Chamber Awards Gala

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Nearly 350 Shelton-Mason County Chamber of Commerce members, community stakeholders, awards finalists, and their supporters filled the Skookum Creek Event Center at Little Creek Casino Resort on Friday, January 12, for the Chamber's 102nd Annual Meeting & Awards Gala. The crowd gathered to recognize excellence, celebrate the successes of the past year, witness the installation of the Chamber board, honor the award finalists, and await the announcement of the winners.

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In her welcoming remarks, Chamber President & CEO Deidre Peterson effused, “Mason County brims with innovative entrepreneurs, compassionate individuals, and collaborative efforts. We are fortunate to gather in celebrating the extraordinary businesses and people who are making our community better."

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She then introduced the evening’s top sponsors, noting that the night was made possible thanks to their generous support. A word was shared by Little Creek Casino Resort COO Daniel Hansen; Photography Sponsor Amy & Forrest Cooper of Cooper Studios, and Brad & Heidi McCutcheon spoke on behalf of Bradley Air Company.

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Prior to the first course, Champagne Sponsor Susan Kirchoff of The Youth Connection took her time at the stage to share gratitude for the Chamber and the community. Toast Sponsor Melanie Bakala of State Farm Insurance delivered an Ode to 2023 highlighting the momentous occasions and milestones reached, proclaiming “My hope is that kindness prevails and we give each other grace.

As we embark on this new year, please join me in raising your glass high and welcoming 2024 with cheer!!”

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Guests enjoyed a four-course meal, paired with wines, which were sponsored by The Optical Shop of WA, Newman Family Chiropractic, EI. Kristyn & Son Construction, Inc., and Hood Canal Communications. The menu showcased Little Creek's culinary skills and made an upscale, seasonal spin on classic fare. A salad with poached pears and bleu cheese was followed by scallop and shrimp timbale, a crab stuffed halibut and demi glazed filet, and impressive trios of dessert or cheeses.

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Peterson reaffirmed the Chamber's commitment to serve as a catalyst for business growth, a convener of leaders and influencers, and a champion for a strong community. She detailed a few of the successes the organization achieved during 2023 including: a record high membership, launching a program for members to make a voluntary contribution of 10% above their regular dues investment to provide support during difficult times, increased engagement and meaningful opportunities for members and volunteers to plug-in, and continuing to advocating on issues that matter. The Honorable George Steele also formally installed the 2024 board of directors.

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The culminating event, of course, was the awards presentation by Peterson 2023 Chamber Board Chair Kyle Skarra of Builders FirstSource. All of the finalists were highlighted with a video touting their accomplishments and the winners were named: Chairperson's Choice Joe Schmit; Volunteer of the Year Peter Zhang; Nonprofit of the Year Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center; Rookie of the Year Wilde Irish Pub; Citizen of the Year Amy Cooper; Boss of the Year Jennifer Duncan of Peninsula Credit Union; and Business of the Year Verle’s Sporting Goods & Marine.

Finally, 2024 Chamber Board Chair Jamie Mell of Mell Property Management closed the evening by extending her congratulations to all of the award finalists and thanking the event sponsors, LCCR team, and Chamber staff & volunteers.

We hope you enjoy this special issue of Business Matters, commemorating the fête and honoring our incredible community. Learn more about the annual awards & the Chamber at masonchamber.com.

BUSINESS MATTERS is produced in Mason County by the Shelton-Mason County Chamber of Commerce. Serving Mason County since 1922, the Chamber is a catalyst for business growth, a convener of leaders and influencers, and a champion of our community.

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Ode to 2023

WRITTEN & PRESENTED BY MELANIE BAKALA, STATE FARM INSURANCE

Mason County is a well kept secret We have such a special town Just drive down main street in December experience the beauty & lights all around Our Christmastown rep continues to grow The Festival of the Firs, it is now called Families gather for the activities & parade & walk the lighted tree maze, enthralled.

As the sun comes out, flower baskets adorn our streets Forest Festival comes to town —celebrating Shelton’s logging feats This year, some legends called it a day Vince Himlie hung it up after year 63 from PUD3 Jorgenson & Gott retired and we are grateful for 30 years from Dr. Gushee We lost some giants who served our town: we celebrated Xihn who always put on a show said goodbye to Fire Chief Richard Knight we mourned the loss of Lary Coppola and Marty Crow Shelton’s had some big changes: Ziegler now the City’s head guy and Kostad is our new police chief —working to help our town reach high Annexation activity stirred the city, Paving the way to needed growth City Council will welcome Blush, Gilmore, and Stearns, as they take the office oath Many new places took the plunge, starting with Cascade Softwash TheCuppiecakesQueen & County Line Fire making good food Prime Legal & Sweet Thyme Massage set out their shingle Hood Canale opened with food and fun —in the Union neighborhood Miss Sally’s Doula &True Vine Floral took the leap Adventure RV Repairs & Medusa Mobile shining our cars Angler Insurance & Rain or Shine Pets, started too and Collie Pest & Madrona Pest are our pest control stars Little Creek unveiled a shiny new starlight lounge

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Taylor Shellfish expanded their farm and the Civic Center has a new court & parking lot Belco had a big expansion Olympic Title & Bradley Air moved to new spaces KMAS is back as local and Shelton Veterans Village unveiled their new places A few of our enterprises welcomed new leaders Alderbrook Golf brought in Jason Reehm At the Chamber up north Rod Olsen is the head & Dr. Lance Gibbons leads the Hood Canal Schools team Rowan from Belco was awarded for excellence Hama Hama Oyster Saloon got props for its food Hood Canal expanded much needed broadband and the Arts Commission turned empty bowls into money for good Klusman took the helm at John L Scott Sierra Pacific donated Studs for Habitat’s House 36 Alderbrook was named #1 best wedding destination and the Mason County Realtors supported our kids Many of our businesses have hit milestones: So Clean & Green, Hardware Distillery, and Zepplin marked 10 years; Cooper Studios at 15,; Walter Dacon Wines hit 20; Shelton Health & Rehab with 25; and AAA Septic hit 30 —Cheers!

Nifty Thrifty’s at 35 with Cameo Boutique and Belco noting 40; Hackney Family Dentistry has 45 years of taking care of our chops; Senior Services for South Sound and 2nd Street Design Studio 50 years; Mason Health marked 55 & Verles’ 75 years —Lets give them all props!

So we sit here all dressed up tonight Ready to honor the greatness of our town Thanks to our great Chamber and Deidre who wears the CEO crown My hope is that kindness prevails and we give each other grace As we embark on this new year Please join me in raising your glass high And welcoming 2024 with cheer!

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Board of Directors Judge Steele conducted the swearing in of the board of directors. He spoke to their responsibility to the carry out the values of the organization, swearing them to uphold the Chamber's bylaws and, "to work diligently to maintain a vibrant business community, promote tourism, and facilitate economic development."

The board member terms are two years running January 1-December 31 and are elected each fall by the membership at large.

2024 Chair Jamie Mell, Mell Property Management Past Chair Kyle Skarra, Builders FirstSource Treasurer Jacqualine Case, Heritage Bank Eileen Bailey, EI. Kristyn & Son Construction, Inc. Ashley Brady, Brady Trucking & Landscape Supply Joel Bullington, Les Schwab Tires Stephanie Fyfe, Steph’s Espresso Mendy Harlow, The Salmon Center Will Johnson, Cogent Construction Mitch Newman, Newman Family Chiropractic Randy Smith, Shelton Athletic Club Brenda Thornbrue, Academy Mortgage Katherine Yackel, YSS Dive

2023 Chair Kyle Skarra, Builders FirstSource Past Chair Tanya Frazier, Crossroads Housing & Martha Reed Foundation Chair Elect Jamie Mell, Mell Property Management Treasurer Jacqualine Case, Heritage Bank Eileen Bailey, EI. Kristyn & Son Construction, Inc. Daniel Berner, Berner Law Office, PLLC Ashley Brady, Brady Trucking & Landscape Supply Joel Bullington, Les Schwab Tires Marvin Campbell, Squaxin Island Tribe Stephanie Fyfe, Steph’s Espresso Mendy Harlow, The Salmon Center Will Johnson, Cogent Construction Mitch Newman, Newman Family Chiropractic CJ Singh, Joe’s Market & Shell Gas Station Randy Smith, Shelton Athletic Club Brenda Thornbrue, Academy Mortgage Page 6 - Business Matters

Chairperson's Choice This year’s Chairman’s Choice award was selected by outgoing Chamber Board Chair Kyle Skarra. He said, “It’s common for people to discuss what they wish would happen. It’s extraordinary when someone puts words into action. This year’s Chairperson’s Choice goes to an individual who constantly strives to push our community forward, dialogues honestly about our challenges, and seeks to collaborate. Whether at City meetings, representing the Economic Development Council, or volunteering in the community… This person focuses on solutions. He has stepped up, above and beyond his responsibilities, and has shown incredible leadership.”

Our thanks goes out to EDC Chair and City of Shelton Deputy Mayor Joe Schmit for his unwavering commitment to creating a vibrant community and for his meaningful collaboration with the Chamber.

Volunteer of the Year Peter Zhang was chosen by Chamber staff as the Volunteer of the Year in recognition for his contribution to the Chamber’s programs and activities.

Supporting tourism is critical to the Chamber’s mission and it is the dedicated volunteers who make it possible to serve thousands of visitors at the Hoodsport Visitor Information Center each year.

Zhang is often the first boots on the ground in case of any weather or emerging event and he racked up hundreds of volunteer hours last year alone. He is dependable, unfailingly kind, and always willing to help.

TOP INVESTORS Platinum

Green Diamond Resource Company · Hood Canal Communications Little Creek Casino Resort · Our Community Credit Union · Peninsula Credit Union

Gold

Alta Forest Products · Americool Hearing & Air Conditioning · ASC Security & Investigation · City of Shelton · Heritage Bank · iFiber Communications · Island Enterprises, Inc. · Lucky Dog Casino · Mason Health · Mason PUD 3 · Skookum Creek Tobacco Company · Taylor Shellfish Farms

Silver

Alderbrook Golf & Yacht Club · Alderbrook Resort and Spa · Arnold Smith Insurance · Angler Insurance · Bakala State Farm Insurance · Bayshore Cannabis Co. · Belco Forest Products · Bradley Air Company · Brady Trucking & Landscape Supply · Bruce Titus Automotive · Builders FirstSource · Christmas Village · Consejo Counseling & Referral Service · Edward Jones - Karen Schade, FA · EI. Kristyn & Son Construction, Inc. · Fike’s Roofing & Construction · General Dynamics Electric Boat · Great Bend Center for Music · Hawks View Insurance · Jared’s Tree Service · Madrona Pest Control Services · Maple Glen Senior Living · Maples Excavating · Mason Transit Authority · MultiCare · Port Blakely · Seattle Shellfish · Shelton Dental Center · Shelton School District · Shelton-Mason County Journal · Sierra Pacific Industries · The Shopper · Tractor Supply Company · Washington Corrections Center · Wilde Irish Pub · YSS Dive Page 6 - Business Matters

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Finalists

The Humane Society of Mason County has successfully provided safe refuge through community collaboration and foster care for over 530 dogs, puppies, cats, and kittens. The Humane Society of Mason County has undertaken several initiatives to benefit the local community. In 2022, they opened a low-cost veterinary services clinic in Belfair. The Belfair clinic provides free vaccines, affordable spay and neuter services, wellness exams, and a range of veterinary care options. Since their opening, the clinic has serviced over 3,000 pets and completed over 2,800 surgeries. The Humane Society of Mason County also maintains a meaningful partnership with the Mission Creek Corrections Center for Women in fostering animals. The women at the facility can foster animals in their rooms which provides both care and companionship for the dogs and cats. This program not only benefits the animals but also has a positive impact on the women fostering them. The Humane Society of Mason County has persevered with these endeavors despite the absence of a county shelter. They strive to make pet ownership accessible to all by keeping adoption fees low and encouraging everyone in the community to apply for a forever friend to welcome into their home.

Sound Learning is in their 32nd year of providing quality, accessible, and meaningful adult education opportunities in Mason County. They help adults and out-of-school youth improve their skills, reach their employment and life goals, and integrate into the community. During their most recent program year, 107 students became employed or were able to get a better job, 184 students improved their employability skills, 32 students increased their involvement in their children’s education, and 13 students earned their high school diploma or GED. Sound Learning continues to offer a variety of choices that allow students the chance to “fit” their education into their work and life schedules. With the COVID shutdown, Sound Learning pivoted to distance and online learning while also offering limited in-person or small group classes. Afterwards, they have continued to offer a range of choices to help students that need a more flexible schedule. Sound Learning continues to partner with community members such as South Puget Sound Community College which supports their High School Diploma program and Shelton School District to offer their reengagement program, Open Doors Newcomers for immigrant youth who struggle to attend school at grade level due to recent arrival in the United States. Sound Learning’s mission is straight forward: “We educate adults to succeed and contribute to their community.”

Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center is a 56 bed and pet friendly shelter which provides safety and support for Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, and Sex Trafficking survivors. Some of the advocacy services that are included are prevention, education, referrals, mobile advocacy, medical and legal advocacy, youth advocacy, and support groups for adults and youth. In the last 18 months, Turning Pointe has received 1,896 calls to their crisis phone line, each call addressed by an Advocate. Additionally, their Advocates have spent 10,367 hours providing services to adult survivors and 2,366 hours for youth services. Turning Pointe has deep connections to the local community from the staff to their clients. All but one of their staff live in and raise families in Mason County and they work tirelessly to bring change to reduce violence within our community.

Turning Pointe has worked with numerous organizations and agencies of the area. They have partnered with Peninsula Community Health Services to bring a mobile medical clinic once a month, Innovations Human Traffic Coalition to better service sex trafficking survivors, the Shelton YMCA for their corporate wellness plan to keep their employees well and so many more organizations. As one nominator said, “Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center remains a pillar of support for so many people who would otherwise fall through the cracks.”

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Rookie of the Year

Finalists Adventure RV Repairs started in August 2022 by a man already immersed in the RV industry. Keenan Kealy saw the housing crisis and more people deciding to live in RVs. However, they were unable to get the repairs they needed. Having deep roots in the community from growing up in Mason County, he pursued starting his own business to help those who need it most. Keenan tries to take care of any RV repairs such as appliances, electrical, and plumbing. His most proud accomplishment was fixing up a fifth wheel RV, from a customer who no longer needed it, and then donating it to a low-income elderly person who needed a more sustainable and safe living condition. This is only one of many situations where Keenan with Adventure RV Repairs has helped the community. One nominator said he has “has helped countless people get back on their feet while continuing to grow his company.”

Angler Insurance started in June 2023 and is a family-owned business who has 20+ years of experience in the industry. Rachel and her husband Rich walked away from a well-paid W2 job with the dream of starting their own agency. Rachel grew up in Shelton and is glad to engage and volunteer within the community now as a local business owner. Their agency, named after their love for fishing and insurance, aims to serve companies in strategic and transparent ways to take control of their benefits in the long term. Angler Insurance has already helped three local companies move away from a fully insured medical plan to a self-funded structure which led to a reduction in premiums and improved their benefits, such as a $0 co-pay for primary care. The company wants to positively impact businesses through innovative solutions to help the community thrive. As one nominator said, “Rachel is the hardest worker I know…Starting up Angler Insurance in Shelton is her dream come true and she puts every bit of effort she has into making sure she is providing the best insurance at the best value in this area.”

Wilde Irish Pub’s journey started in 2019 with transforming the Ming Tree Chinese restaurant into an Irish Pub. Maneuvering through COVID restrictions and finally opening in July 2022 was a challenge they overcame easily with the support of friends, family, Founders members, members of the Chamber of Commerce, and many new Irish family and friends. The business loves “the way Shelton and Mason County shows up to events and supports [them].” Wilde Irish Pub brings great food, mouthwatering cocktails, and stellar service to Mason County. They appreciate having events that bring everyone to enjoy the town from bringing live music with the Downtown Get Down to the 2019 and 2022 St. Patrick’s Day Pub Crawl. This year, a rewarding highlight was the 2023 Haunted House in collaboration with the Shelton High School Drama Club. Wilde Irish Pub is also a proud supporter of local charities and nonprofits. A nominator said, “Open for over a year and successfully serving the Shelton community.”

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Citizen of the Year

Finalists

Amber Anderson is a loving, homeschooling mom and small business owner who dedicates her time to volunteering with her children in the community. She is most passionate about doing her best to create a community that she is proud to raise her children in and for her children to gain a sense of what community means. Amber is a local Realtor, volunteer for South Mason Fire & Rescue, active member in her church, volunteer coach for youth sports, and a Board President for the Shelton Wrestling Club.

When appropriate, her children attend her real estate appointments to learn life skills and to her Fire Association duties to learn community service and the importance of caring for others. Amber firmly believes if her children learn by example, it’ll create a snowball effect with her children loving and involving others. She grew up in a family that relied heavily on the kindness and generosity of the community which has inspired her to this day to keep that same selfless spirit and pay it forward to others.

Amy Cooper is a hardworking, creative entrepreneur, and loving mom. Her greatest accomplishment is creating a business, Cooper Studios, with her husband. As soon as they started, Amy and her husband eagerly participated in downtown events, captured memories for the Forest Festival, and photographed students at the high school.

Outside of their business, Amy has been the chairperson for Shelton Downtown Merchants and a board member for the Forest Festival for about a decade. She is passionate about a thriving downtown and helping small businesses to succeed. Amy has planned events like the Cruisin’ Through Time Car Show, Halloween Spooktacular, and Holiday Magic. Nominations gush about her compassion and love for the Shelton Community. One nominator said, “She volunteers her time in so many other ways and never complains or has a negative thing to say. She holds her head high and helps our community when it needs it.”

Eileen Bailey is a compassionate business owner and mother of two incredible kids.

Eileen and her husband own EI Kristyn & Son Construction, Inc. She has lived in Shelton for over 23 years and loves our “little town spirit” plus, how the community rallies around each other in times of need. Eileen is most proud of raising her daughter, Kristyn, to be a loving and hardworking member of society. Despite an ongoing battle with multiple sclerosis, Eileen remains an active member involved in the community and tries to spread kindness to anyone she meets. She is the president of the Mason General Hospital Foundation Board (MGHF) which puts on events like Fantasy Forest for the community and raises funds for the hospital. Her company has sponsored MGHF’s event “The Father Daughter Night Out” for more than 10 years. Eileen is also a dedicated member of Shelton Presbyterian Church’s Praise Band and Choir and a co-moderator of the Deacons ministry. As one nominator said, Eileen has “a loving and kind heart and is usually seen with a big smile on her face as she tries to help someone in need.”

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Boss of the Year

Finalists

Dr. Steven Bowers of Bowers Dental Group has practiced dentistry in Shelton for over 20 years now where he has been voted Best Dentist in Shelton several years in a row.

He provides exceptional care towards not only his patients but also his employees.

Bowers is an engaged father of twelve and understands the demands of being a working parent. He makes flexibility a gold standard in his employee benefits to support his employees: employees are encouraged to make it to their kids’ game, school play, field trip, and any other important event in their families’ lives. He donates to various charities as well as our local schools, fundraisers and community events. He cares most sincerely for his employees and desires to coach them within their career journey. As one staff member said, “I have known him 20 years and I have never met someone so calm and collected. He is always striving to do what is best for those around him. Over the years, I have watched people transform around him due to his virtue he embodies.”

Jennifer Duncan, Peninsula Credit Union has dedicated 21 years of her professional journey to Peninsula Credit Union. Since 2011, she has been serving as the Branch Manager. She takes pride in creating a work environment where her team can grow personally and professionally. Beyond professional development, she believes creating a positive and enjoyable workplace is equally vital. Jennifer and her staff discovered a unique bond within the team – a love of pickles. They embody the spirit of camaraderie and fun. As one team member exuded about Jennifer: “She treats each member as family, fostering a sense of unity and collaboration. It’s this team-focused approach that makes working under her leadership not only professionally rewarding but also personally enriching.”

Amber Trail, Our Community Credit Union first started in their marketing department in 2016 and then she worked her way up through the organization to become the Director of Marketing for OURCU. She strives to give back to her community as much as she can. Amber has served on the United Way of Mason County Board of Directors since 2017 and volunteers for various non-profit events and committees. She volunteers in the schools to help the youth better understand not only their finances and financial partners within our community but also career path options for their future. Amber believes in the warm approach of meeting their members wherever they are on their financial journey and meeting their staff where they are on their career path. As one staff member said, “Her creativity and innovation are what make the workplace a positive and uplifting environment day in and day out.

Amber is kind, caring, and compassionate to absolutely everyone she meets.”

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Steph’s Espresso is a drive through espresso stand that just celebrated their 24th birthday this past September. They try their best to wake people up “with a smile and a kick ass cup of coffee”. Steph’s Espresso is always trying to give back to the community and be involved in as many community events as possible. Her business has sponsored kids’ baseball, softball, soccer, dance, cheerleading, boy scouts, and so much more.

Steph’s Espresso had a booth at Oysterfest and all the money they raised will help supply Thanksgiving dinners and Christmas for local kids. Last year, they were able to supply 18 families with Thanksgiving dinners and 22 families for Christmas. They have also provided many supplies like clean socks and blankets to warm cups of oatmeal for our local homeless population throughout the year. This was their 17th year hosting the Community Easter Egg Hunt. They were able to take almost 80,000 filled eggs to the fields for the community. As one nominator said, “Steph is all about community and treats us all like family.”

Verle’s LLC is a fourth generation, family-owned Sports Center & Marine business. It all started with night crawlers when Verle & Bernice learned from their Portland family that they could pick immense amounts of them at night. They brought these huge night crawlers back to Shelton and word quickly spread that they had the very best worms for fishing. Since 1948, Verle’s has continued to grow and deepen its connection in this community. Their business has always been about the local outdoor adventure and encouraging families to go experience the local outdoors, which Verle’s has done by hosting many free fishing and hunting seminars at their store. This year, as Verle’s celebrated their 75th anniversary, they hosted their 1st annual Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife Trout Pond that was full of rainbow trout at their store. It was a fun day with free fishing for all ages of youth and well attended by the community. Over the years, Verle’s have sponsored youth sports teams, donated to local fundraising events that support our community, supplied prizes for various local fishing derbies, supported volunteer programs and more. Their business firmly believes in supporting local organizations, Verle’s Sports Center and Marine supports over 30 organizations and events throughout Mason County.

WashingTone’s Junk Removal is showing its love for Shelton by cleaning up the community and taking away people’s stress one trailer full at a time. The owner, Tony, is proud of every job that they do and finds every day rewarding because they’re helping people. They are helping people who don’t have any family in Mason County or maybe they don’t have the strength, time, or energy. A few customers have said that Tony is the best grandkid they never had. WashingTone’s Junk Removal has continued and succeeded solely by the support of the community with past customers referring them. The business has taken jobs of various circumstances from helping clean up a home of a low-income family so their kids aren’t taken away to preventing people from getting evicted by cleaning up their whole property. They have cleaned and fixed up bikes and kids’ toys to donate them. WashingTone’s Junk Removal tries to donate a lot of their time, their truck, and items to those in the community who are in need. As one nominator said, “Tony is a local hero, a local gem. He makes our community safe, clean, and more friendly.”

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CHAMBER 2nd Street Design Studio 96.9 KAYO/KGY Radio A & N Brush Control, LLC AAA Septic & Portable Restrooms ABATE of Mason County Academy Mortgage - Brenda Thornbrue Academy Mortgage - The Nunez-Smith Team Adventure RV Repairs Aegis Land Title Group Alderbrook Golf & Yacht Club Alderbrook Properties Alderbrook Resort & Spa Allen Homes & Construction, LLC Alta Forest Products Amazing Face Esthetics American Family Insurance - Eric Smileuske American Workforce Group Americool Heating & Air Conditioning Andrew Spear Construction, LLC Angler Insurance Anna's Bay Center for Music Annie's Quilt Shoppe April Byrd Arbaugh & Associates, Inc. Arcadia Drilling, Inc. Armstrong Community Outreach Fdnt.

Arnold Smith Insurance ASC Security & Investigations Ashby Homes, Inc. Auseth Construction, Inc. Batfish Ink Bayshore Cannabis Co. BCP Landscape Supplies Behavioral Health Resources Beko's Trees, LLC & Wood Carving Belco Forest Products Bella Casa Service Management, LLC Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Berner Law Office, PLLC Beta Test Big Brothers Big Sisters of SW Washington Black Star Blondie's Restaurant Bowers Dental Group Bowman Financial Group, Inc. Bradley Air Company Brady Trucking & Landscape Supply Bruce Titus Automotive - Shelton Ford Bruce's Cleaning Builders FirstSource Cameo Boutique Canalside Gifts & Liquors Candy Wrapper Store Capital Business Machines Capital Medical Center Capitol Land Trust Cardinal Home Services Care Net Pregnancy Resource Center Career Quest Cascade Natural Gas Corp.

Cascade Softwash & Equipment, LLC Cedars Bodywork & Massage, LLC Central Mason Fire & EMS Christmas Village City Council Member Deidre Peterson City of Shelton Cogent Construction, Inc. Collie Pest Control, LLC Comcast Cable Community Financial Center Community Foundation of S. Puget Sound Community Lifeline Consejo Counseling & Referral Service Continental Floral Hiawatha, LLC Cooper Studios Cottontail Baby & Kids Resale County Commissioner Sharon Trask County Line Fire Crossroads Housing Crown Sign and Seal Cut Rate Auto Parts D & L Automotive and Repair Dairy Queen Dale's Mobile Kitchen Daley Electric, LLC Debbie Swanson, ND Denny's Auto Service Dermasuite Skincare Dispute Resolution Center Domino's Dr. Steven H. Bowers DDS, LLC Eastside Specialty Cakes EDC of Mason County Edward Jones - Karen Schade, FA Edward Jones - Lori Morgan, FA Edward Jones - Stefanie Dantinne, FA EI. Kristyn & Son Construction, Inc.

El Sarape III & La Cantina Elevation Elite Garage Door Elite Property Management Services Evergreen Detail Auto Cleanology Evergreen State Roofing, LLC Exceptional Foresters, Inc. (EFI) Express Employment Professionals Faceplant Events Faith Lutheran Church Falcon Financial, Inc. Family Education & Support Services Fike's Roofing & Construction First Light Electric, LLC Flippin Awesome Dirt Works Flying Colors Painting Co. Forest Funeral Home & Cremation Fred Holmes Tree Service, LLC Friends of Schafer & Lake Sylvia State Parks Gateway Christian Fellowship Gateway Property Management Gedora Leasing General Dynamics Electric Boat Gennaro Contracting, LLC George Stenberg Photography Gossamer Skincare & Permanent Makeup Great Bend Center for Music Green Diamond Resource Company Green Line Electric Habitat for Humanity & ReStore Hackney Family and Cosmetic Dentistry Haigh Veterinary Hospital Hama Hama Oysters Happy Hour Mobile Bartending Harmony Hill Healing Retreat Harstine Island Community Choir Harvest Foursquare Church Hatton Godat Pantier, Inc. Hawks View Insurance Heritage Bank Hired Help, LLC Hodge Podge Farm, LLC Homes First Hood Canal Communications Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group Hood Canal School District Hood Canalé Hoodsport Visitor Information Center Housing Kitsap Humane Society of Mason County iFiber Communications ISH PNW Island Enterprises, Inc. Jalisco Tortillas Jareds Tree Service, LLC Jarrell's Cove Marina Jimini Paving Jim's Automotive, Inc. Joe's Market & Shell Gas Station John L. Scott Real Estate John L. Scott Real Estate - Kristy Buck Joonbug Graphic Design Joonbug Yoga Judge George Steele Kamilche Trading Post Kara Lynn Foundation Karen Hilburn Cancer Fund Karen Timpani Kealy Electric, LLC Keeping Awnaroll Kelley Connect KeyBank Kinney's Custom Hardwood, LLC KMAS 1030 AM/103.3 FM Kris Rose LMP Bodywork & Massage Kristmas Town Kiwanis Lake Cushman Maintenance Company Lake Limerick Golf Club & Cafe Lancer Jigs Land Title Company of Mason County Les Schwab Tire Centers Lifetime Legal, PLLC Little Creek Casino Resort Living Earth Grow Supply Living Well, Inc./Isagenix - Marcy Kadoun-Wilson Locate Coaching Love INC of Mason County Lucky Dog Casino Lund Custom Machine MACECOM Madrona Pest Control Services Maple Glen Assisted Living Maples Excavating & Septic, LLC Martha Reed Foundation Mary Kay - Caryn Salapka Mason Conservation District

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