Our way of recognizing community members for their courage, personal qualities, and outstanding achievements.
Day after day, these everyday heroes give their time, voice, and resources to create a better future for all.
Sometimes, heroes are born in a single moment.
Sometimes, a person becomes a hero thanks to months or years of actions and services.
Randy Kemp
These awards are designed to honor 24 individuals for their personal and professional accomplishments, talents and contributions to our community.
Randy Kemp grew up in a family dedicated to military service, and it proved influential. Kemp was deployed during both the Vietnam War and Operation Desert Storm.
Kathi Gregoire, Chaplain
Gallatin County Sheriff's Office
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Kathy Gregoire provides ministry to crisis victims, department personnel and their families, both at scenes and after incidents, and at ceremonies and events. Kathi also provides death notifications, suicide intervention, and more.
Jesse Holton
Bozeman Police Departmentt Distinguished Service Award
On April 4, 2019, Officer Jesse Holton was recognized for his outstanding service and dedication to our community and department. And for his professionalism, work ethic, and conduct that are an example for all.
Jim Drummond
In retirement, Jim Drummond serves as a Bozeman Police Commissioner and started Friends of the Bozeman VETS Court in order for veterans to achieve life-long rehabilitation and successful return to productive and positive lives.
Montana State University
Director of Veteran Services
Joe Schumacher is an Iraq War Veteran was the 2018 Grand Marshal of the Memorial Day Parade in Bozeman, Montana.
Heide Arneson
Gallatin College Aviation Program
Heide Arneson served 4 years as a Bozeman School Trustee.
Heide is a United States Air Force Veteran, and teaches Aviation Weather and other classes to student pilots at Gallatin College.