FPP Service Award Nomination

Nominate a Member for a Service Award.

If someone came to mind while you were reading about these awards, that’s your cue. Use this form to put their name forward.

Tell us who they are, which award you think fits, and why. You don’t need to write an essay — just be specific. The more concrete you are about what they’ve actually done, the stronger the nomination.

Nominations are reviewed by the board of directors and kept confidential.

Your Name(Required)

Your Email(Required)

Nominee Information

FPP Member you wish to nominate(Required)

Which award are you nominating them for?(Required)

Given in honor of Theresa Saylor who served the FPP selflessly as our Executive Director for 25 years (1974-1999). It is presented to a candidate who epitomizes the idea of service behind the scenes, not for the glory, but for the good of the FPP. Someone innovative, and always willing to help. The recipient may not be a current board member. This award includes $500 towards FPP educational opportunities in the following year. This award includes $500 towards FPP educational opportunities in the following year.

Given in honor of the FPP members, past and present, who have passed on during the course of the year. Presented to one who has consistently worked and is currently working for the membership. They may be a support staff, service member, or even a non-FPP member.This award includes $300 towards FPP educational opportunities in the following year.

Presented in honor or Past President Al Audleman for his many years of service to the FPP. The award recognizes a current FPP member who serves the FPP by making extraordinary contributions, gives freely and unselfishly of their time, and has a positive impact upon the direction and success of the FPP and its members. This award includes $500 towards FPP educational opportunities in the following year.

Presented in honor Past President Jim Abrisch (1996 & ’97) who died tragically, along with his wife Adrianne, in a plane crash in 2001. The recipient is one who remains involved in committees, particularly at the convention. This award includes $300 towards FPP educational opportunities in the following year.

Presented in honor of FPP Member, Ed Robinson, for his many years of service to the FPP. The recipient will have attended the Florida Photography Workshops at least five years (not necessarily consecutively). They will have worked on several FPP committees, and consistently demonstrated a willingness to assist others and contribute to the greater good of the organization.

Why do you feel they deserve this award?(Required)

Anything else the board should know in considering this candidate?