R'ville Woman Given JJC's Service Award
Carrie Worthington received Joliet Junior College's J. D. Ross Extraordinary Service Award in recognition of her work as an advocate for the mentally ill.
Joliet Junior College submitted this article. Carrie Worthington is a Romeoville resident: Carrie Worthington was honored as the recipient of the Joliet Junior College J. D. Ross Extraordinary Service Award (ESA) at the Feb. 5 Board of Trustees meeting. The J. D. Ross ESA is the highest honor bestowed by JJC; it was developed by the Board of Trustees to honor community members who have given outstanding service to Community College District 525. Nominated by fellow district resident Robert Talkie for distinguished public service, Worthington, of Romeoville, has been a tireless advocate and volunteer for five years for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), serving the last two years as president of the grassroots Will-Grundy …
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Carrie Worthington
9:17 am on Thursday, February 14, 2013
Ladies I never said I assisted in operating the food pantry.. Please read the article a little closer. My service extends to my church Good Shepherd WHICH runs the Food Pantry and assess and assists in the community. more ›