Ensign  Martin Bonica- USS Athena - This bright nine year old has played in an interesting and integral role on the Athena and in general. His hard work, dedication and Engineering talents  has earned the respect and admiration of  his crew and Commanding Officer.

 

Acting Ensign  Micheal Romero- USS Jamestown - In recognition of being a very enthusiastic SFI Region One Member, who is an extremely active, dedicated, dependable and hard working member of the USS Jamestown.  He has earned the respect and admiration of  the Jamestown crew and its Commanding Officer.

 

2nd Lt. Matt Brooks  - USS Normandy NCC-36000 - In recognition of the following acts: unswerving devotion to duty; volunteer work, fundraising and participation in as many local, regional STARFLEET events as possible.

Gunnery Sergeant Morgan Kirby-USS Normandy NCC-36000- In recognition of the following acts: unswerving devotion to duty; volunteer work, fundraising and participation in as many local, regional STARFLEET events as possible.

 

Lt Tara Mort  - USS Maat- in recognition of the following acts: unswerving devotion to duty; enthusiasm ,volunteer work, fundraising and participation in as many local events as possible and active recruiting of younger SFI Members.

 

Lt.Jg Elizabeth Lambert - USS Maat- in recognition of the following acts: unswerving devotion to duty; enthusiasm ,volunteer work, fundraising and participation in as many local events as possible younger SFI Members.

Cadet James E. Heffner - USS Gallifrey- There isn't anyone who qualifies for this award more than Cadet James E. Heffner of the USS Gallifrey, a member of my Command Personnel who is still in Training Status and assigned to the Public Relations Division. Even before he joined STARFLEET, while we were still only members of The Guardians of the Space Frontier, attending conventions as a local group and setting up small recruiting tables, James was extremely motivated and excited about everything he was involved in where our Chapter was concerned. He willingly volunteered constantly for all projects and duties open to him. He was our greatest asset at conventions, where he spent hours without taking a break to pass out flyers, speak with customers and convention goers, and to promote our organization. In fact, it was James who first showed an interest in STARFLEET at the Region One Fall Conference, which motivated the rest of us to consider joining STARFLEET seriously. (210302)

 

Cadet Cassandra J. Heffner - USS Gallifrey- in recognition of her devotion, hard work, exemplary performance of her duties, and spirit to which she sets the pace for everyone else in her department and the USS GALLIFREY, not to mention STARFLEET herself. She is the most enthusiastic member of the Gallifrey, not to mention the Medical Department, who is continuously offerin' her assistance in all projects, assignments, and missions. Particularly, she is always askin' to do "Check-ups" on the crew to ensure their good health. She loves her position as Medical Cadet, never gettin' enough to do or enough education convernin' her position  or the field of medicine. She has written and drawn contributions for the newsletter on her own, as lead the way for the Medical Department at conventions, recruitin' events, promotional events, and introducin' new medical procedures on the GALLIFREY. She and her services to the GALLIFREY and the Region are outstandin' and very remarkable, considerin' her age.  (210403)

 

Cadet James E. Heffner - USS Gallifrey- as a result of his great enthusiasm,dedication, and valuable contibutions to the USS Gallifrey. He continues to set the example for us all throughhis hard work and promotion of our chapter and the First Fleet, as well asSTARFLEET in general as a whole. He continues to work long hours at events without taking a break very many of the times in order to promote the chapter and recruit the younger members of the general public. He is always the first to ask what he can do to help, to encourage a scheduled event, to hold a chapter activity, and to invite other chapters and outside groups to participate. Whenever things become stressful and anyone even mentions the possibility of giving up for whatever reason, Cadet James E. Heffner is the first to motivate them and encourage them to not only forget such thoughts but to work even harder towards the goal or mission at hand. (210403)

 

PO/3 Caitlyn Logan- USS Jurassic-  for outstanding  service as a youth and dedication to Trek Fandom and principles of STARFLEET  in 2004

 

Crewmam Thomas William Heffner- USS Gallifrey-  in recognition of his unswerving devotion, hard work, enthusiasm, dedication, motivation, and participation in Ship's Services while serving the needs of the U.S.S. Gallifrey, Region One, and STARFLEET. (210603)

 

Katherine Hooper - USS Constellation-  is the youngest member of the Constellation, at age two birthdate 7/23/07. (210910.06)

 

Cadet Devon Schulman - USS Hornet NCC-1714 - An abandoned 2.5 week old kitten was found under the trailer of a classroom at Devon's school. After 2 days, no mom cat was ever seen and no one would step up to take the cat. It faced certain doom. Devon brought the cat home where she was bottle fed and cared for until a new permanent family could be found for her. If it was not for him, the cold snap we experienced this weekend would most likely have done her in.

 

Cadet Crewman Heidi Schultz - USS Odin NCC-1875 - For avid and energetic performance of duty as one of the youngest members of the Odin and STARFLEET Region One. For her enthusiastic participation in chapter activities, dedication to studying the violin, athletic achievement in softball and outstanding scholastic achievement and dedicated service to the USS Odin. (May 1, 2010)

 

LTJG Amber Rowlette- USS Odin NCC-1875 - For avid and energetic performance of duty as one of the youngest members of the Odin and STARFLEET Region One. For her enthusiastic participation in chapter activities, academic achievement within SFA as a member of Blue Squad and leader of said squad and dedicated service to the USS Odin. (May1, 2010)

 

Ensign Christopher Osborne - USS Odin NCC-1875 - For avid and energetic performance of duty as one of the youngest members of the Odin and STARFLEET Region One. For his enthusiastic participation in chapter activities, passing the OTS exam with distinction and dedicated service to the USS Odin.(May 1, 2010)

 

PO2 Nathaniel Schultz - USS Odin NCC-1875 - For avid and energetic performance of duty as one of the youngest members of the

Odin and STARFLEET Region One. For her enthusiastic participation in chapter activities, outstanding scholastic achievement, achieving the rank of black belt in karate and dedicated service to the USS Odin. (May 1, 2010)

 

Cadet 3rd Class Jheryd Waldbrunn - USS Odin  NCC-1875 -For avid and energetic performance of duty as one of the youngest members of the Odin and STARFLEET Region One. For her enthusiastic participation in chapter activities, outstanding scholastic achievement, taking top honors in a regional youth chess tournament and dedicated service to the USS Odin.(May 1, 2010)

 

Cadet 3rd Class Carlos Bruckman - USS Odin NCC-1875 - For avid and energetic performance of duty as one of the youngest members of the Odin and STARFLEET Region One. For enthusistic participation in chapter activities, bravery in the face of playground challenges and dedicated service to the USS Odin.(May 1, 2010)

 

Cadet 2nd Class Chloe Lopes - USS Odin NCC-1875 - For avid and energetic performance of duty as one of the youngest members of the Odin and STARFLEET Region One. For her enthusiastic participation in chapter activities, outstanding skill with a toy light saber and dedicated service to the USS Odin.(May 1, 2010)

 

Cadet 1st Class Daniel Hack - USS Odin NCC-1875 - For avid and energetic performance of duty as one of the youngest members of the Odin and STARFLEET Region One. For her enthusiastic participation in chapter activities, achievement in figure skating and dedicated service to the USS Odin.(May 1, 2010)

 

Morgan Harper - USS Columbus - Age 5 has drawn pictures to be enclosed in packages sent to U.S. military service members overseas. Helps out with collecting aluminum cans and plastic bottles for recycling. Helps out at recruiting tables. (May 1, 2010)

 

Wyatt Cook - USS Columbus - Age almost 3 and draws pictures that are placed in the packages sent to U.S. military service members overseas. Helps with collecting aluminum cans and plastic bottles for recycling. Recruiting table. (May 1, 2010)

 

Megan Krell – USS Star League - Megan consistently exhibits enthusiasm for ship activities and missions for charity. She has distinguished herself by adhering to the ideals of Star Trek, helping with our fall 2011 mission of collecting canned goods and monetary donations to the Golden Harvest Food Bank. She actively sought donations from community members, transported and stored donations, and assisted with the final delivery to the Golden Harvest Food Bank. She spent an entire day at Regal Twenty Cinemas, holding posters and rallying people to our cause. She drew attention by her repeated pleas for people to donate; despite the harsh weather conditions, her spirit did not waiver. Even after she became hoarse, she helped load up food and equipment at the end of the day. Megan was also very active in the planning and execution of the ship's 20th anniversary celebration. For months, she helped find a location, arrange for displays, and assisted with set-up, breakdown, and program events. She represented the Cadet Corps in the ceremony and awards. She is the senior cadet on our ship and acts as a role model to the younger cadets. She regularly assists in crew briefing set-up, breakdown and raffles. Her positive attitude and willingness to help are an inspiration to other cadets and to our regular crew members. 

 

Aidan & Alexander Keenan - USS Lagrange - They are seasoned veterans of the parade circuit. They show zeal and excitement at any of the club activities. (201305.04)

 

Megan Krell - USS Star League - Avid participant in chapter activities. Attends and contributes to chapter crew briefings. OCP drive, collection of aluminum cans, participation in food drives. (201305.04)

 

Megan Krell - USS Star League - Avid participant in chapter activities. Attends and contributes to chapter crew briefings. OCP drive, collection of aluminum cans, participation in food drives. (201405.17)

 

Sarah Kincaid - USS Columbus -  Sarah is only four but she pitches in and helps by taking tabs off pop cans to donate to Ronald  McDonald House, she stamps the passports at the Columbus International Festival and tells visitors to the booth as much as she can about space and Star Trek, she helps collect food for the local food pantry. (201408.09)

 

Morgan Harper - USS Columbus - Morgan is an active member even though she is nine years old.  She volunteered at the Columbus International Festival Booth, collected recycling items, placed flags on  the graves of local veterans on Memorial Day and participated in the July  4th parade. (201408.09)

 

Paul Kincaid - USS Columbus - Paul is an active little boy in all ways but he is very active in collecting food for the local food pantry, helping collect donations for the toy drive including standing  outside the library to collect donations, he takes pop tabs off cans to donate to Ronald McDonald House. (201408.09)

 

Keelie Bradford - USS Black Elk - Cadet Keelie is always up for a challenge. One of her challenges this year was to improve her grades, which she has successfully done. She is enthusiastic about participating in events that the club sets up, and assists those who may need assistance. (201602.17)

 

PO3 Carol Hall - USS Jurassic - Cadet Carol Hall completed her Gold Award in Girl Scout by building a soccer kick wall at her local community soccer field. She raised funds by selling cookies, holding car washes and bake sales. She also had members of the Jurassic help her at some of these fundraising events. She routinely attends events that members of the Science Department take part in such as away mission to the Zoo (since as the USS Jurassic we are dinosaur enthusiasts), seeing Star Trek movies like Star Trek Beyond and other sci fi movies (201705.04)

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Crewman Cadet Connor Long - USS Indiana - As a member of the USS Indiana Connor has come to many of the USS Indiana outings. He’s a Fleet-affiliated member who’s worked his way up to Cadet Crewman. He is also an avid fan of science fiction (201805.19)

Cadet 3 C Hannah Richardson - USS Indiana - Hannah has an avid curiosity about science. Her grades are exemplary. She is an asset to the Indiana. (201805.9)

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Logan Ipock - USS Yorktown - For his continued service and participation as a member of the USS Yorktown  (202104.20)

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Glenn Moody - USS Serenity - For his continued service and participation as a member of the USS Serenity (202104.20)

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William Lay - USS Jurassic - For his continued service and participation as a member of the USS Jurassic (202104.20)