Top "Dads" Honored In Baltimore
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake honored some Baltimoreans at a lunch Tuesday.
Twenty five men committed to serving their communities were honored as the city's top neighborhood dads.
The men aren't necessarily fathers, but are known to play an active role in making their communities better.
Happy to honor Baltimore's Top Neighborhood Dads, men committed to serving their communities. pic.twitter.com/eRCYtrQI2m
— Mayor Rawlings-Blake (@MayorSRB) June 16, 2015
The men honored are as follows:
- Jeff Amoros, Friends of Joseph Lee Park
- Reverend Keith Bailey, Greater Mondawmin Coordinating Council, Inc.
- Michael Battle, Cherry Hill Trust, Inc.
- Durwood Bush, Penn North/Druid Heights North Avenue Merchants Association, Inc.
- Bill Cunningham, Greater Remington Improvement Association (GRIA)
- Jason Curtis, Mt. Vernon-Belvedere Association
- Gregory Evans, Roberta's House
- Bishop Victor Folks, Fayette Street Outreach Organization, Inc.
- Christopher Forrest, York Road Partnership
- John Greer, New Auchentoroly Terrace Association
- Keith Hammond, Rebuild New Johnston Square Neighborhood Organization
- Reverend Donte L. Hickman, Sr., New Broadway East Community
- Robert J. Hunt, Rosemont Neighborhood Improvement Association
- Rick Leandry, O'Donnell Heights Resident Council
- Nick McDaniels, Hamilton Hills Neighborhood Association
- Michael Middleton, Cherry Hill Trust, Inc.
- Cecil Payton, Hillen Road Improvement Association
- Isaac Schleifer, Cheswolde Neighborhood Association
- Carlton R. Smith, The Center for Black Equity-Baltimore
- Brian Keith Toyer, McCulloh Homes
- Robert Turner, Hilltop 4100 Neighborhood Association
- Robert Louis Wallace, Lower Edmondson Village Association
- Glenn Williams, Berea Eastside Neighborhood Association
- Leonard Wills, The C.A.R.E. Community Association, Inc.
- Arthur Woodford, Jr., Lyndhurst Community Association
