Allysa Woodrow named Junior Citizen of the Year
From her dedication to mental health awareness to recently spearheading a city-wide campaign aimed at bringing together the young and old, Allysa Woodrow lives a life that exemplifies a demonstration of service to the community.
When the 17-year-old sees a need in the city, she tackles it head-on, making her well deserving of the title of Junior Citizen of the Year, according to those who nominated Woodrow for the award.
Paster Deb McNabb, who worked closely with Woodrow described the young lady as a “great community ambassador who is selfless, has a servant’s heart, is wise beyond her years, is humble, kind, an excellent student, a visionary, and compassionate.
“She lives a very busy life but does all she does with excellence. She is an amazing role model and a tremendous example of youth voice, passion, and resiliency,” McNabb added.