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The American Ambulance Association Stars of Life Celebration is the most exciting national event that recognizes and honors the dedicated professionals in the ambulance service industry.
The AAA’s Stars of Life Celebration honors dedicated ambulance service professionals from across the country. The three-day event features Stars, meeting with Members of Congress, touring Washington , D.C. , attending educational seminars, and concludes with an Awards Banquet and Medal Presentation Ceremony. |
Since 2000, LifeNet has participated in the celebration by selecting a group of employees as Stars of Life with two employees being designated as the Company's Washington Star of Life.
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| Congratulations to Mary Harkness and Rena Suitor, 2008 LifeNet Washington Stars of Life. |
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2008 |
Mary Harkness, Rena Suitor |
2007 |
Kay Dukes, Michael Authement |
2006 |
Melodi Kastner , Buddy Cunningham |
2005 |
James Pappas |
2004 |
Joetta Jones |
2003 |
Dave Dutton |
2002 |
Clifton Brown |
2001 |
David Stanley |
2000 |
Michael DeBerry |
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| Bobby Edwards, paramedic |
2007, 08 |
| Buddy Cunningham, dispatch and communications |
2008* |
| Charles Dorse, emergency medical technician |
2000 |
| Chasity Grissom, emergency medical technician |
2006 |
| Chris Cunningham, emergency medical technician |
2002, 03 |
| Chris Tutor, emergency medical technician |
2002 |
| Clifton Brown, paramedic |
2002* |
| Danny Drabble, paramedic |
2001 |
| Darren Higgs, paramedic – Ground Operations Manager |
2003, 04, 05 |
| Dave Dutton, paramedic |
2003*, 04, 05 |
| David Stanley, paramedic |
2001* |
| Deb Cason, paramedic |
2000 |
| Donna Trent, dispatch and communications |
2007 |
| Drue Jones, paramedic |
2006 |
| Frank Risques, emergency medical technician |
2006 |
| Gene McClure, paramedic |
2004 |
| James Pappas, paramedic |
2005*, 06 |
| James Smith, registered nurse / paramedic |
2002, 04 |
| Jana Smith, paramedic |
2002 |
| Jarrod Nall, paramedic |
2002, 03 |
| Jason Castleberry, paramedic |
2008 |
| Joetta Jones, paramedic |
2003, 04* |
| Kay Dukes, paramedic |
2007* |
| Kelly Gerald, EMT |
2007 |
| Larry Fountain, emergency medical technician |
2006 |
| Lisa Lene Brown, paramedic / dispatch and communications |
2000 |
| Lonnie Tarrant, paramedic |
2001 |
| Michael Authement, emergency medical technician / dispatch and communications |
2005, 06* |
| Mary Harkness, paramedic |
2008* |
| Melodi Kastner, receptionsist, EMT |
2007* |
| Michael DeBerry, paramedic |
2000* |
| Michael McKee, emergency medical technician |
2000 |
| Michael Wright, emergency medical technician |
2002 |
| Michelle Cochran, emergency medical technician / dispatch and communications |
2001 |
| Mike Crabtree, paramedic |
2001 |
| Pennie Knapp, patient account rep |
2007 |
| Rena Suitor , emergency medical technician |
2008* |
| Ronald House, paramedic |
2004, 05 |
| Ronnie Weaver, paramedic |
2006 |
| Rusty Thomas, paramedic |
2004 |
| Sam Schoen, paramedic |
2004 |
| Sandra Weaver-Higgs R.N., flight nurse |
2003 |
| Shelby Green, communications - emergency medical technician |
2003 |
| Stacey Himes, paramedic |
2001, 05 |
| Terri Layne, paramedic |
2003 , 05 |
| Theresa Harmon, emergency medical technician |
2000 |
| Tim Tolleson, emergency medical technician |
2002 |
| Todd Aitken - ground operations manager |
2008 |
| Trent Smith, paramedic |
2001 |
| Tray Pickering, fleet manager - Hot Springs |
2008 |
| Vicki Henderson, paramedic |
2008 |
| * denotes Washington representative |
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In Memory of:
G. Daryl Whisenhunt
1950-2007
In Memory of:
Wade Kludt
1966-2007
In Memory of:
John R. Chase
1957-2005
Jack Chase gave me the opportunity and support to fulfill my dream of being a Flight Nurse. Since many of us have Jack and others like him to thank for being in the position we are today; then the best homage we can pay to them is to keep flying and doing what we do best. In a way, we are their legacy, and through our work they will always be with us.
Blue skies forever,
James Smith, RN/LP
Flight Nurse
When I first came on LifeNet Air Jack was the one who took extra time and was patient about training. He then became my full time partner for about two years and then became our Chief Flight Nurse. He held many rolls in my life her at LifeNet but the most important one was he was a FRIEND, a true friend. He was there for you when things were tough, in and out of the work place, and celebrated with you when things were great. He is truely missed.
Deborah Cason
NREMT-P
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