The Buckingham Chamber of Commerce recently met to honor and recognize local leaders.

 

From left: Keith Agee, Jonathan Fitzgerald, Rachel Bardon. Forground, Atman Johnson

Keith Agee was the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award for his work with the Glenmore Division of the Buckingham County Fire Dept. He has been an active member of the Glenmore United Methodist Church, where he has held many titles. Read more about Keith in his nomination letter below.

Rachel Bardon, a Senior at Buckingham County High School, won the Youth Achievement Award. She is in the Governor’s school program and, In addition to her heavy academic load, she is the vice-president of the future Business Leaders of America and a member of the Students Against Destructive Decisions.

She has also been a member of the local 4-H club for several years. Read more about Rachel in her nomination letter below.

Special Touch Design Florist was recognized as Business of the Year. Owned and operated by Tracy and Jonathan Fitzgerald, they were honored for their excellent customer service and professionalism. Read more about Special Touch Design Florist in their nomination letter below.

Atman Johnson was the recipient of the Volunteer of the Year award for his work at the James River State Park, assistance with newborns at U.VA, and his help with Heartland Horse Heros in Dillwyn. Read more about Atman in his nomination letter below.