Members of the community who have gone above and beyond during their lives are going to be honoured with a King’s Coronation Medal.
Peterborough-Kawartha MP Michelle Ferreri has announced that 20 local residents will be honoured on March 22nd.
The medal, created to mark the coronation of King Charles III, recognizes individuals who have demonstrated exceptional service to their communities and Canada. A total of 30,000 medals will be awarded nationwide.
“These people are the heart of our communities, pouring their time, energy, and passion into making life better for those around them,” Ferreri said in a statement.
The recipients represent a range of contributions, including military service, youth advocacy, community support, and the arts.
“Their work reminds us all that the power to change lives and shape our future rests in the hands of those who are willing to step up and serve. We celebrate their unwavering commitment to making a difference, and it’s with deep gratitude that we honour them for everything they’ve done to make our community and country a better place.”
Recipients of the King’s Coronation Medal:
Captain David Andrews
Honorary Colonel R. Kenneth Armstrong
Cody Caldwell
Scott Couper
John Paul Cunningham
Sean Eyre
Graham Hart
Beth McMaster
Natalie MacMaster
William A. Napier
Titus Ngouepo
Captain Robert Ough
Padre Frank Patrick
Honorary Lieutenant Colonel Lee-Anne Quinn
Honorary Colonel Gary Dale Reamey
Debra Reid
Peggy Shaughnessy
William Steedman
Heather Stelzer
Alan Montgomery Wilson
