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Dan Savage was honoured with a National Award for Administrative Excellence
Years of dedication to ensuring the publicís safety on the water earned Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliaryís Dan Savage national recognition this month. Savage, one of Crescent Beach Unit 5ís longest-serving volunteers, was honoured with a national award for administrative excellence Oct. 13. Presented by CCGA-Pacific Region president Randy Strandt, the award recognizes Savageís work as an Advanced Rescue Training Evaluator and in implementing training standards for search and rescue personnel. Savage has been a member of the Crescent Beach crew for about 15 years. He is also president of the unitís fundraising arm, the Semiahmoo Peninsula Marine Rescue Society.
Years of dedication to ensuring the publicís safety on the water earned Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliaryís Dan Savage national recognition this month. Savage, one of Crescent Beach Unit 5ís longest-serving volunteers, was honoured with a national award for administrative excellence Oct. 13. Presented by CCGA-Pacific Region president Randy Strandt, the award recognizes Savageís work as an Advanced Rescue Training Evaluator and in implementing training standards for search and rescue personnel. Savage has been a member of the Crescent Beach crew for about 15 years. He is also president of the unitís fundraising arm, the Semiahmoo Peninsula Marine Rescue Society.