The city of Southfield hosted its annual Community Pride Awards Ceremony, Sept. 8, in the Southfield Pavilion to recognize residents, neighborhoods, condominiums, and businesses for their property beautification efforts.
All winners were mailed personal congratulatory letters from Mayor Ken Siver. More than 100 residents along with neighborhoods, condominiums, and businesses were honored for their efforts in keeping Southfield beautiful, according to a press release.
Award certificates of recognition and lawn signs were presented at the ceremony.
The program is sponsored annually by Southfield’s Neighborhood and Information Center, a division of Community Relations. Each year, residents may nominate individual homeowners, neighborhoods, condominiums, apartments, schools and businesses.
For more information, call the City of Southfield Neighborhood & Information Center at (248) 796-5140 or visit www.cityofsouthfield.com.
The 2022 Community Pride Awards Winners:
Neighborhoods
Kingsley Estates Neighborhood Association
Neighborhood entranceways
Beacon Square Homeowners Association
Greentrees North Homeowners Association
Kingsley Estates Neighborhood Association
Ravines Homeowners Association
San Marino Villas Association
Secluded Valley Civic Association
Condominiums-Small Grounds
5000 Town Center Condominium Association
Tyler Estates I Condominium Association
Walnut Grove Villas Condominium Association
Condominums-Large grounds
Chanticleer Condominium Association
Churches
Hope United Methodist Church
Oakland Church of Christ
Small businesses
Exxon Mobile Station
Perennials
Dilbert & Lynette Adams, Valerie Anderson, Rachel Baker, Fran Barnes, Shelee Beard, Pat Beck, Arnetta Burroughs, Tracey Cook, Mary Ellen Emmons, Acquanetta Foster, Atcho Hardon, Eric & Gloria Hardy, Roy Harvey, Walter Holman, Barbara & Daryl Johnson, Randall & Lisa Johnson, Vassal & Doris Johnson, Henrietta Jones, Charylen & Dannie Jones, Mary Knox, Tracy & Derrick Lee, Mary & Charles Lee, Andrea Lyles-Walker, Shirley & John Mallet, Calvin & Niba Mathaw, William McCray II, Barbara Mickevicius, Darren & Nicole Nichols, Peter & Cynthia Osborne, Krystal Player, Lorine Porter, Margaret Rankin, Dianne Rowader, Devlin & Yvette Scarber, Melissa & Ted Smith, Kathy Thompson, Linda Trotter, Gregory Walker, Willie & John Whitby, Patricia & Cleavon Wiley, Steve & Marcia Wilkinson, Nancy Wisniewski, Chris & Frederick Wooten, Andrea & Artist Wright, Norman Yono
Residential
Raed Abboo, Deborah Aliotta, Lorelel Boyd, Calvin Boylston, Geneva Bolden Camp, Brandi Copher, Norman Corbin, Sandra & Rawlie Crockett, Susan & Vince Gallant, Jeffrey & Gwendolyn Garland, Nathaniel & Adoree Gipson, Sharon Grier, Alex & Galina Gorodinsky, Cora & Roderick Hill, Jeanette & Bill Isenhour, Paul & Patricia Keech, Abtihal (Sam) Kirma, Tony & Margaret Lenor, Demetruis Lynch, Jennifer & Sean McCann, Thomas McEvans, Helena & Bryan Mcintosh, George Metry, Leon & Kathrin Neal, Glen & Stephanie Palmer, Fred & Iola Patrick, Tim & Linda Perkins, Beverly Ravenell, Teresa Revels, Lucille & Joe Rice, Mr. & Mrs. Rafael Rivera, Debra & Dennis Ross, Tom & Tina Sitto, Frances & Timothy Smith, Shaun & Kim Smith, Rhonda & William Terry, Eric & Marie Tidwell, Flor & Julie Victorio, Jillian Walker, Hope Washington, Ashley White, Leslie White, Gwendolyn Williams, Ricontta Woods, Michael Wynn
Well-manicured/Maintained residential properties
Roger & Terry Goolsby, Marie Parlor, Cheryl Steinberg
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