SSSAR team recognized for their service
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June 24, 2021
Henry Netherland, Pathfinder
Members of the Seeley-Swan Search and Rescue (SSSAR) team are honored by the Daughters of the American Revolution for the Distinguished Citizen Medal before their regular meeting Tuesday, June 15. They are the first group in the State of Montana to receive this award as a group. From left to right are: Deputy Heath Hanson, Sergeant Bob Parcell, David Wallenburn, Pat Caffrey, John Anders, Jon Haufler, Gerry Connell, John Baker, Ken Brochu, Tim Hoag, Jodie Miller, Joe Miller, Kelly Darrow and Matthew Pitman. Not pictured: Leland Bartlett, Shawn Ellinghouse, Kalvin Kovatch, Ryan Hall, Kyle Huestis, Daniel Johnson, Kristy Pohlman, Mary Strumpfer, Daniel Woods, Auguste Lockwood and Deputy Ryan Dunster.
SEELEY LAKE - Members of the Seeley-Swan Search and Rescue team (SSSAR) received the Distinguished Citizen Medal from the Bitter Root Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) before their regular meeting Tuesday, June 15. The Medal is presented to groups that exemplify honor, service, courage, leadership and patriotism. SSSAR is the first group in Montana to receive this award.
"We're here today to thank and recognize each and every one of you for volunteering for the Seeley-Swan Search and Rescue," Sue Brownlow, National Defender representative for DAR's Bitter Root Chapte...
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