The Girl Scouts of Maine 2011 Annual Meeting was held on Saturday, April 30 at the Elks Lodge in Waterville, Maine.

A JOB WELL DONE!

While ALL Girl Scouts of Maine volunteers are terrific people who do a great job, some are singled out each year and honored for their outstanding accomplishments. Please join us in saying "Thank you!" to the following individuals who received special recognition.

HONOR PIN – recognizes service beyond the expectation of the position held and when service extends to two or more Service Units, or to the entire council.
Recipients: Bruce Walton of Seal Harbor and George Walton of Bar Harbor
APPRECIATION PIN – recognizes service above and beyond position expectations within at least one geographic area.

Linda Shostack (Minot)	Crystal Rice (Windham) and Carey Coffin (Windham)
Carrie Cressey (Biddeford)	Jill Josselyn (Kittery) and Juanita Reed (Cape Neddick)

PRESIDENTS AWARD – recognizes a Service Unit Team for its work in meeting specific goals within its geographic area. Many criteria must be met.

Merrymeeting Service Unit Service Unit members pictured from left to right. Deb Frizzle, Dawn Grimes, Tami Fisher, Cynthia Crawford, Sally Lafond, Gladys Szabo, Heather Cameron, Girl Scouts of Maine Membership Manager, and Tina Anna.

Bauneg Beg Service Unit Service Unit members pictured from left to right. front row: Beth Cremmen, Stephanie Rochefort, Kathy Sheedy,and Pauline Smith. back row: Una Stenerud, Penny Roy, Katie Wales, Carol Wendel, and Marilyn Munger. Absent, Carole Stacewicz

Outstanding Girl Scouts
The Jo Stevens Scholarship was founded by Joanne "Jo" Stevens (McNeil) who served as Executive Director of one of Girl Scouts of Maine's legacy councils, the Abnaki Girl Scout Council, from 1986 to 2002.

The $250 scholarship is awarded annually to an outstanding Girl Scout senior whose accomplishments embody the Girl Scout mission of courage, confidence and character.

Elizabeth Orcutt (Dixmont)

Ashley Carle (Berwick)