2010 Arizona Disabilities Expo Awards
This years awards presentation for both the Brandy Liston Advocacy and Randy Werner Award of Excellence will be held at 2 pm.
2009 Arizona Disabilities Expo Awards
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Brandy Liston Advocacy Awards
AzDX is proud to honor the memory of Brandy Liston, Occupational Therapist, friend and colleague. Prior to Brandy’s passing in May 2001, she worked tirelessly to assist persons with disabilities to achieve a greater level of independence. Those of us who knew Brandy are committed to carrying on her legacy.
The awards are given to an individual & a business who exemplify Brandy’s dedication to people with disabilities.
Personal Achievement:
Janene Werner -- Currently the facilitator of VOICE, an informational support group for persons with disabilities, Janene is committed to carry on her husband, Randy's, legacy of teaching self-advocacy & self-empowerment to individuals with disabilities. (Click on name to access website)
Organizational Acheivement:
F & M Builders -- Paul Ferry & Joe Miller are contractors who have been doing home modifications for people with disabilities all across Coconino, Yavalai, Apache, & Navajo Counties for 15 years, no matter how big or small the job, or where the job is. (Click on name for more information)
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Randy Werner Award of Excellence
AzDX is proud to honor the memory of Randy Werner. As President of Upward Motions, LLC, Randy assisted people in the disability community reach their goals of independence and self-empowerment. “Live Well, Love Always, and Laugh Often” was Randy’s favorite saying, as well as the way he lived his life.
The Award is given to a person or organization that exemplifies Randy’s positive commitment to people with disabilities.
Recognition of Excellence:
Brain Injury Association of Arizona -- The BIA is the only statewide organization in Arizona dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for children & adults with brain injuries, along with their families. The BIA is also committed to the goal of preventing brain injuries. (Click on name to access website)
