Everett N. Luce Community Champion in Aging Services Award
Nominate a Champion!
Each year, Senior Services presents the Everett N. Luce Award to an individual and organization for their leadership and contributions toward improving the quality of life for older adults in Midland County. You can recognize a community champion by nominating them for this award.

Trudy Laufer, Executive Director of Cleveland Manor Apartments receiving the Everett N. Luce Community Champion Award .
About the Awards
Everett N. Luce Community Champion Award for Individuals seeks to recognize an individual who has demonstrated outstanding leadership and advocacy toward improving community conditions or services provided to older Midland County residents.
Midland County Department of Health, from left: Catherine Bodnar; Fred Yanoski; Charlie Schwedler, Senior Services Executive Director; Nicole Swanton and Beverly Pyles receiving the Everett N. Luce Community Champion Award.
Possible nominees could be any business or organization that goes above and beyond for the older population in Midland County: Senior housing administrators, department stores, restaurants, business owners, attorneys, estate planners, community activity centers, banks, volunteers, service organizations, event organizers, etc. Senior Services employees and volunteers are not eligible for the award.
Past winners have included Cliff Miles, Midland Community Center, Yvonne Corbat, Midland Daily News, Joseph Lubbehusen, Gene Susalla, Creative 360, Laura Kubit, The Diaper Alliance, Coffee Chaos, Midland Fire Department, Arnold Center, Chris Shirk, Ross Ahlich, Marilyn Greene, Weese Project Motivations, Angela Cole, Midland County Health Department and Trudy Laufner.
Submit a nominee using the form below by October 7, 2022