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Coast guard employees recognized for exemplary service during ceremony in St. John’s

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ST. JOHNS, NL – A ceremony was held at Government House in St. John’s today, Feb. 22, to present exemplary service medals and bars to 16 members of the Canadian Coast Guard’s Atlantic region.

The awards were presented by the Newfoundland and Labrador Lt.-Gov. Frank Fagan. He did so on behalf of Governor General Julie Payette, who serves as honorary chief commissioner of the coast guard.

The exemplary service medal is part of the Canadian Honours System and recognizes coast guard employees who, in the course of their duties, provide exemplary service in difficult or critical situations.

Canadian Coast Guard employees with a minimum of 20 years of service, including at least 10 of those in a risk environment, are eligible for the award when that service is marked by exemplary conduct.

After 30 years, employees are eligible to receive the bar that attaches to the medal.

Exemplary Service Medal Recipients

Francis, William

Pike, Paul

Rose, Chesley

Rowsell, Rodger

Skinner, William

Seitz, Jeffrey

Parsons, Peter

Exemplary Service Medal and First Bar Recipients

March, Rodney

Andrews, James

Champion, Kevin

Llewellyn, Donald

Gillett, Steven

Pink, George

Exemplary Service First Bar

Spurrell, E. Wade

Roberts, Randy

Exemplary Service Medal, First Bar, and Second Bar Recipients

Frost, Terry

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