LeadingAge Washington’s 2023 Awards and Recognition Program is all about people who make a difference every day in the lives of those they serve. It‘s all about people who put quality first, deliver excellence, and inspire others to do the same.
The LeadingAge Awards Program, Awards of Excellence recognizes those individuals and organizations that have made an outstanding contribution in the fields of aging, health care, housing, and community-based services. It is our way of saying thank you, to those who do more than what is merely expected of them, who do the right things for the right reasons. WHO will you nominate?
We will celebrate and recognize our award recipients during our 72nd Annual Conference at the Semiahmoo Resort, Blaine WA June 13-15, 2023
Join us as we celebrate our 2022 Award Recipients! Flyer
2022 Awards of Excellence PPT Luncheon June 15
VIDEO
Our 2021 Awards of Excellence recipients were celebrated August 4th during our live Virtual Awards Ceremony! PDF version
2020 Award Recipients!
Awards of Excellence 2020 Presentation
Questions: Contact Pat Sylvia@PSylvia@LeadingAgeWA.org
Our 2019 Awards of Excellence winners were recognized during our 68th Annual Conference & EXPO at Semiahmoo Resort, Blaine WA, June 11th Awards Brochure View below!
Dave Foltz, Executive Director, Fred Lind Manor, Seattle
AgeUP Program
Nancy Weinbeck, CEO Bayview, Seattle
Terry Robertson, CEO
Josephine Caring Community, Stanwood
2019 EXCELLENCE IN CAREGIVING AWARD(s)
Shallum Legaspi, RN
Columbia Lutheran Home, Seattle
Jon Eldridge, Dining Room Assistant Manager
2019 LEADING-EDGE CARE & SERVICES AWARD
Wesley U, Resident Engagement, Wesley Des Moines
2018 Awards of Excellence Recognition Brochure
2017 Awards of Excellence Recognition Brochure
2016 Awards of Excellence Recognition Brochure
2015 Awards of Excellence Recognition Brochure
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