Cape JROTC honored for community service
The Group Service Award was presented by Gov. Jack Markell to the JROTC program and individual cadets for contributing more than 1,000 hours of service to individuals and organizations in the local community.
The individual cadets are James Darlington, Matthew Zdrojewski, Kevin Liggett, Felicia Darlington, Connor Jones, Patrick Summers, Krista Hearne, Jeffery Elliott, William Shaffer, Jeremy Ricketts, Michelle Elliott, Jazmine Queen, Ashley Robinson, Kiel McEwin, Olivia Henning, Michelle Martinez, James Pavesi, Nicholas Purnell, Aleshia Boyer, Jaclynn Warner, Elijah Fuller, Rocio Lares, Abigail Simonson, Ashley Reidinger, Jennifer Arnold, Tyler Bradley, Bryan Schwartz, Eric Littlefield, Jake Bush, Kevin Taylor, Brooke Warrington, Thomas Kashner, Katira Wright, Tamerra Starr, Wilmarie Torres, Matthew Kersey, Nicole Sheppard, Dalton Finch, James Kersey, Brittany Harmon, Kurtia Maker, Emily Frazier, Shane Murphey, David Nextel, Ian McCarty, Garett Short, Natashia Tollinger, Andrew Bellon, Chris Hardy, Jordan Mintzer, Amanda Harper, Josh Leppo, Jesse Rowe, Dillion Walker.
Shown at the awards in back are (l-r) Cape Henlopen High School Principal John Yore, Garret Short, Gov. Jack Markell, Kevin Taylor, Tyler Bradley, Eric Littlefield, Chris Hardy, Cadet Command Sgt. Major Ashley Robinson, (middle) James Pavese, Brittany Harmon, Olivia Henning, Abby Simonson, Felicia Darlington, Cadet Capt. Aleshia Boyer, Cadet Major Krista Hearne, and Cadet Lt. Col. James Darlington. In front are Thomas Kashner, Kurtia Maker and Cadet Major Jeremy Ricketts.
