2025 Rocky Mountain Southwest Gold and Silver Circle Program

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

SOUTHWEST CHAPTER

2025

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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

I want to personally welcome you to our 2025 Gold &

Silver Circle Induction Ceremony.

For the past few years, we have been fortunate to make this

ceremony a special and intimate dinner where the sole focus is

on celebrating 25 and 50 years of dedication to our industry. I

hope you find tonight as meaningful and rewarding as I have

over the years.

The inductees are selected by a committee made up of

previously inducted Gold and Silver Circle Society members,

and a select group of Rocky Mountain Southwest Board of

Governors led by Dr. John Craft. In addition to the selection

committee, this evening would not be possible without the hard

work of our Events Committee, led by Windsor Smith, Executive

Director Jessica O’Toole, Chapter Administrator Betsy Hauge, and—

last but not least—our hosts, Sue Breding and Chad Brummett.

As we honor the dedication and talent of tonight’s inductees, I want you to know that the

future of our industry is bright. Earlier today, we hosted the 2025 Student Production Awards.

The work these students produce is nothing short of exceptional. As members of the Gold

and Silver Circle Society, you have the opportunity to serve as judges and share your

invaluable knowledge and feedback with these students. Please be on the lookout for

opportunities in 2026 to lend your wisdom through judging.

Congratulations to all those being inducted tonight!

JENNIFER JONES

PRESIDENT

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SOUTHWEST CHAPTER

THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS & SCIENCES



CEREMONY TIMELINE

WELCOME & INTRODUCTIONS

SUE BREDING & CHAD BRUMMETT

G&S CIRCLE CHAIR REMARKS

DR. JOHN CRAFT

SILVER CIRCLE INDUCTION

NICOLE CRITES


PATRICIO GUTIERREZ


DAVID MAJURE


DOUG MUMMERT

RECOGNITION OF PAST GOLD & SILVER CIRCLE INDUCTEES


RICHARD SAENZ


DEAN STALEY


WARREN TRENT

GOLD CIRCLE INDUCTION

LEE OLLERTON

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LETTER FROM THE GOLD & SILVER CIRCLE CHAIR

Welcome, Gold & Silver Circle members, Board Members,

and guests.

This annual induction celebration is our opportunity to

honor this year’s outstanding inductees and their

significant contributions to the television industry in

the Rocky Mountain Southwest region of the National

Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.

Television, once in its infancy in the late 1940s, has

grown to become a major source of news, information,

and entertainment. The evolving technology of

television quickly surpassed radio, newspapers, and

magazines to become the most influential medium in

shaping social trends and disseminating information across

society.

While advancements in technology have been transformative, the true drivers of

television’s rapid growth have always been its people—the individuals who create the

programs we watch each day. The real inventors of television are those in the newsrooms,

studios, and production offices of our local television stations and production

organizations.

This Gold & Silver Circle Ceremony allows us to say “thank you” to those who have

demonstrated exceptional dedication, service, and achievement in the television

industry. These individuals have also given back to their greater communities in the Rocky

Mountain Southwest region for more than 25 years—or, in a few cases, more than 50 years.

The individuals inducted this evening were nominated by their peers, selected by the Gold

& Silver Circle Committee, and approved by our Board for inclusion in this prestigious

society. We honor and thank them for their lasting contributions to the television industry,

and we warmly congratulate them as they join the Gold & Silver Circle.

DR. JOHN CRAFT

CHAIR, GOLD & SILVER CIRCLE COMMITTEE

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SOUTHWEST CHAPTER

THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS & SCIENCES



NICOLE CRITES

INDUCTEE

Journalism isn’t a job where you just clock in for a 40-hour week. It’s an

honor, a passion, and a commitment to storytelling—engaging the spirit

and purpose of every person you profile to offer greater context and

perspective to the world around us. It’s a calling Nicole Crites strives to

fulfill every day, in every story.

Driven by curiosity from a young age, Nicole began interning in high

school with the sports department at KVOA in Tucson. She later interned

for “48 Hours” in New York, where she got a taste of network news. Nicole

was the only intern sent out of state to track down leads she pitched, and one

of only two who showed up during off-hours for breaking news. Because of

that dedication, she was entrusted with booking live guests when John F.

Kennedy Jr.’s plane crashed off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard in 1999.

N

In her senior year at the University of Arizona, Nicole landed a weekend assignment editor

and part-time reporter position at KVOA. After graduation, she sent out tapes and was hired within months to report at

KREM in Spokane, Washington. Nicole left her morning anchor role in Spokane to return to Arizona, start a family with

her high school sweetheart, David, and report for CBS 5 (KPHO). She was later promoted to morning anchor, earning

Emmy® Awards for her field anchoring during the 2011 assassination attempt on Congresswoman Gabby Giffords and

for her “Keeping the Promise” series featuring the struggles and successes of military families and veterans.

Nicole moved to anchor Good Evening Arizona when CBS 5 merged with 3TV in Arizona’s first television duopoly. She

was eventually promoted to main evening anchor, where she continued winning Emmys® for both breaking news and

feature reporting—marking more than 20 years of anchoring at the same station.

Throughout her career, Nicole has interviewed countless newsmakers and celebrities, but her favorite stories spotlight

humble heroes who never seek recognition for their service and sacrifice. That same spirit fuels her dedication to

Military Assistance Mission, or MAM, where she has served on the board for more than a decade, helping provide

financial aid and support to Arizona military families. Nicole also volunteers many hours and

weekends emceeing charitable fundraisers for causes close to her heart, including law

enforcement, the military, Alzheimer’s research, health care, small business, and

leadership initiatives.



Arizona’s Family

celebrates Nicole Crites

for 25 years of dedication

and excellence in local

journalism!

NICOLE CRITES

Thank you for the

passion and commitment

you bring every day to

Arizona’s Family.

Congratulations to Patricio Gutierrez,

David Majure, Doug Mummert, Richard

Saenz, Dean Staley and Warren Trent

on their induction into the 2025 Silver

Circle and to Lee Ollerton on his

induction to the 2025 Gold Circle.

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INDUCTEE

PATRICIO GUTIERREZ

“Do your best, no matter what kind of job you get—be the best.”

Though it may echo an old Army motto, these words, spoken in

Spanish by Patricio Gutierrez’s father around 1977, carried a deeply

personal message. He was a man with only a basic education who

taught himself to succeed, driven by a single purpose: to provide for

his family. His work ethic became Patricio’s greatest inspiration.

Gutierrez began his education at San Antonio de Padua, a Catholic

school affiliated with the Franciscan order. In 1973, he enrolled in a

vocational high school and graduated five years later with a public

accounting diploma. This qualification led to his first job in 1978 at Chile’s

National Television, working in the accounting department.

He later served as personnel manager at what is now Grey Advertising before

returning to National Television in program production—an experience that sparked his passion for

communication. After immigrating to the United States in 1985, Gutierrez earned a Bachelor of Arts in

television with a focus on communications from Grand Canyon College in 1992. That same year, he

joined Univision as a traffic assistant and eventually rose to newscast director, production supervisor and

executive producer. During his tenure, he helped elevate the newscasts to become the No. 1 news program

in the Phoenix market, regardless of language. Since 2017, Gutierrez has served as managing editor and

executive producer at Telemundo Arizona, with a mission to lead Noticiero Telemundo to the top spot in the

market—a goal he proudly accomplished. Throughout his career, he has held closely to his father’s advice:

“Do your best. Be the best.”

Gutierrez holds several honors for his work, including eight regional Emmy® Awards, an AP Arizona Award,

the APTRA Mark Twain Award and the Gabriel Award.

He is also the co-founder of the Chilean Cultural Center of Arizona, a nonprofit organization

dedicated to preserving and promoting Chilean heritage. He helped create a folkloric group

that teaches and performs Chilean music and dance in public schools, universities, churches

and cultural events—including performances at the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM). He

continues to serve on the center’s board of directors.



DAVID MAJURE

INDUCTEE

For more than three decades, David Majure has been telling

Arizona’s stories—capturing its people, places and history

with skill, heart and authenticity. A 36-year veteran of

Arizona’s broadcasting landscape, Majure has dedicated his

career to creating meaningful content that connects viewers

to the state he proudly calls home.

After earning his degree in broadcasting from Northern

Arizona University in 1989, Majure began his career at KAET-

TV (Arizona PBS), producing for the respected news and public

affairs program Horizon. In 2001, he took on a new challenge when

the Arizona State Senate recruited him to help launch Arizona Capitol

Television—a C-SPAN-style service that live-streams legislative

proceedings.

He returned to KAET-TV in 2007 to create content for Horizon and Arizona Stories, a series that

explored defining moments in the state’s history. In 2013, Majure embraced a new role as a video

producer for the Arizona Game and Fish Department, where he enjoys spotlighting the passionate

work of biologists and conservationists protecting Arizona’s wildlife and wild places.

Although retired from state government, Majure hasn’t slowed down. He continues working with

Game and Fish and has launched his own production company, MajureMotion Pictures, which

allows him to provide free and discounted creative services to outstanding local nonprofits—such as

ALS Arizona—and local bands, including The Black Moods.

A 26-time recipient of Rocky Mountain Southwest Regional Emmy® Awards and

numerous other media honors, Majure is widely recognized for his talent,

generosity and unwavering commitment to accurate storytelling. He is married to

his college sweetheart, Lauren. They live in Gilbert and have two sons, Hayden and

Sean.

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INDUCTEE

DOUG MUMMERT

Doug Mummert is a “baby-boomer” born in Hollywood, California. He attended

Phoenix College and Grand Canyon University. Following a four-year tour in

the U.S. military, he joined the Phoenix Fire Department, where he retired

in 2015 as a Chief - Command Officer. He was a founding member of the

department’s All Hazards Incident Management Team, an original member

of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Urban Search &

Rescue (USAR) Team – Arizona Task Force 1. Mummert also served on the

FEMA USAR National Incident Support Team as a Public Information Officer

(PIO) and has also served as a PIO for the Phoenix Fire Department. He was

also the long-time host and producer of Phoenix Fire’s weekly radio program,

Valley Watch, which airs on several Arizona radio stations in cooperation with

Bonneville Broadcasting on KTAR FM, KPKX FM and ESPN AM. He is a Public

Safety & Media/PR and communications advocate & consultant.

Mummert’s odyssey into television and film production took off in the early 1990’s

when he started a production communications business in his “spare time.” He worked

with General Motors, Kraft Foods, Nike, the United States Army and many well-known TV and

film production companies. In 1994, he moved into the realm of producing, writing, directing, shooting, and editing.

This all began with creating safety and training videos for the Phoenix Fire Department. In 1997, he took over the job as

managing director of the Phoenix Fire Television Network. With the help of many, he created the program, Phoenix Fire

Works, in 1998 which would ultimately fill a void in educating and informing the public on topical public safety related

issues. Thanks to an excellent collaborating production team, this program has won critical acclaim. It has won, been

nominated and recognized for many major awards and organizations, including the Rocky Mountain Emmy® Awards,

the Telly Awards, the WorldFest International Film Festival, the National Association of Telecommunication Officers and

Advisors’ Government Programming Awards and the Phoenix Film Festival.

In 2001 he was elected to the Board of Governors for the Rocky Mountain/Southwest Chapter of the National Academy

of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS). From 2006 to 2010 he was the Alternate National Trustee for the chapter and

National Trustee from 2011 to 2014, and from 2017 to 2024. Doug is the immediate past president for the region and

currently serves as an elected Governor on the board. He is a past or present member of the Arizona Production

Association, International Television Association (ITVA), National Information Officers Association

(NIOA), and the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA).

Doug is honored to have served NATAS on its non-profit, national foundation board and the

Rocky Mountain Emmy® Foundation board. In service to his local community, he is the Chairman

and President of the Phoenix Fire Foundation, the non-profit arm of the Phoenix Fire Department

and also serves on the board for Arizona Search Dogs.



RICHARD SAENZ

Richard Saenz handles sports reporting duties on FOX 10

weekdays at 5, 9 and 10 p.m., and on FOX 10 Sports Night.

Born in McAllen, Texas, Saenz chose to stay in the Lone Star

State for college, graduating from the University of the Incarnate

Word in San Antonio.

In November 1994, he began his broadcasting career at KWES-

TV in Midland, Texas, working his way up from general assignment

news reporter to weekend sports anchor.

In 1997, Saenz moved to El Paso, where he anchored weekend sports at

KDBC-TV. He was later promoted to sports director and remained in El Paso for more

than five years before joining FOX 10 in April 2003.

Saenz is actively involved in Arizona charitable work, including the mentorship program at Arizona

State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, and Champions

for the Homeless with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. He is a multiple Rocky Mountain Emmy®

Award winner, with honors ranging from Best Sports Feature to Best Sports Reporter.


INDUCTEE

DEAN STALEY

Dean Staley is the principal anchor and special assignment

reporter for KRQE News 13 and FOX New Mexico in

Albuquerque.

An Albuquerque native, Staley graduated from Boston

University with a Bachelor of Science degree in broadcast

journalism and a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science.

Before beginning his broadcast career, he spent two years in

the Peace Corps, teaching beekeeping and soil conservation

to subsistence farmers in Paraguay, South America.

Staley began his career in Bullhead City and Flagstaff, Arizona,

working for KNAZ/KMOH. He later worked as a reporter in Tampa,

Florida, and as a weekend anchor at KSTP-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. While at KSTP,

he was embedded for three months with the Army’s 101st Airborne Division covering the

war in Iraq. Staley also served as a correspondent for ABC News based in Atlanta.

He is the recipient of 14 Regional Emmy® Awards and three Edward R. Murrow Awards.

Two decades into his career, Staley returned to Albuquerque from KING 5 News in Seattle,

where he was an anchor and reporter.

In addition to his broadcast work, Staley has written articles for the London

Sunday Telegraph, The Seattle Times, Twin Cities Business Monthly, and

The Rake magazine. He also contributed a chapter to the book Embedded,

detailing his experiences in Iraq.


INDUCTEE

WARREN TRENT

Warren Trent is an award-winning journalist and communications

leader with more than four decades of distinguished television

broadcasting experience. In 2025, he was recognized for his

exceptional leadership when the Arizona Department of Public

Safety’s Public Affairs Unit—under his direction—received the

prestigious Director’s Unit Citation for outstanding performance

and public service.

Trent’s broadcasting journey began in his hometown of Philadelphia,

where he held a variety of roles at the nationally respected 6ABC

Action News. His career has spanned multiple markets and disciplines,

including serving as assistant news director at WJTV in Jackson,

Mississippi, and as an award-winning producer at Arizona’s Family in

Phoenix.

Over the years, Trent has earned numerous accolades. In 2023, he received a first-place Salute to Excellence

Award from the National Association of Black Journalists for a compelling Black History Month special. He is

also a recipient of awards from the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters, the Philadelphia Press Association

and the Mississippi Association of Broadcasters. His investigative work contributed to a 2022 Edward

R. Murrow Regional Award, and he is a Rocky Mountain Regional Emmy® winner with multiple nominations

to his credit.

A 2023 graduate of the NABJ Leadership Academy, Trent is a dedicated mentor and advocate for

community engagement. He serves on the Board of Governors for the Rocky Mountain Southwest Chapter

of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences and is a past president of the Arizona Association of

Black Journalists.

Trent is a member of NATAS, NABJ, the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement

Executives, the Fraternal Order of Police Associates Lodge 32 and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity

Inc. Now serving as public information manager for AZDPS, he continues to break new ground

in public service broadcasting—producing the agency’s Seven Points podcast and co-hosting

an internal video program alongside Director Jeffery Glover.

And just for fun—yes, Trent occasionally juggles.


2025 BOARD OF GOVERNORS

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

JENNIFER JONES

CHAPTER PRESIDENT

CAROL LYNDE

FIRST VICE PRESIDENT,

AWARDS CHAIR

WINDSOR SMITH

SECOND VICE PRESIDENT,

EVENTS CHAIR

KELTON WELLS

SECRETARY

UTAH

WILLIAM PITTS

TREASURER

BOARD OF GOVERNORS 2025 - 2026

JEN

DOAN

ISAAC

EASLEY

MICAH

JOHNSON

THERESA

JOHNSON

NATIONAL

EXECUTIVE

COMMITTEE

BOARD OF GOVERNORS 2024 - 2025

DOUG

MUMMERT

FOUNDATION

PRESIDENT

DONNA

ROSSI

AWARDS

VICE CHAIR

KACIE

TALAMANTE

RICKY

VAZQUEZ

BOB

ADLHOCH

NATIONAL

AWARDS CHAIR

SUE

BREDING

HEIDI

GOITIA

KRYSTLE

LONG

EDUCATION

CHAIR

TODD

MARTIN

SOCIAL MEDIA

VICE CHAIR

LILIANA

SALGADO

SOCIAL MEDIA

CHAIR

GINA

SANTIAGO

GOLD & SILVER

CIRCLE VICE CHAIR

WARREN

TRENT

EX OFFICIO

AMY

ALVAREZ

UTAH

OFFICE

CHAD

BRUMMETT

NEW MEXICO

DR. JOHN

CRAFT

GOLD & SILVER

CIRCLE CHAIR

MIKE

HARRIS

JUAN

JUAREZ

CHRIS

KLINE

FINANCE

VICE CHAIR

JOSEPH

ORTIZ

MALACHY

WIENGES

NATIONAL CHAIR

EMERITUS, FINANCE

CHAIR

JESSICA

O’TOOLE

EXECUTIVE

DIRECTOR

BETSY

HAUGE

ADMINISTRATOR


LEE OLLERTON

INDUCTEE

For more than 50 years, Lee Ollerton has been fortunate to be part of the

video production community, working alongside incredibly talented

professionals and forming lasting friendships. Ollerton has always embraced

the challenge of evolving technology and have remained committed to

producing the highest quality work while mentoring others along the way.

Ollerton’s career began in 1972, shortly after his 17th birthday, when he was hired

as a studio camera operator at KUTV in Salt Lake City while still in high school. He

quickly advanced, gaining hands-on experience in camera operation, directing,

and technical directing for both news and commercial productions. He sought

every opportunity to deepen his knowledge of video production, which led to valuable

freelance work across multiple areas.

During the 1980s, Ollerton worked with STS Production and Video West, where he expanded his

skills in editing, camera work, and directing. Notably, he served for 14 years as a handheld cameraman and technical

director for Utah Jazz broadcasts, which opened doors to additional network sports productions throughout the

western U.S. One of the most rewarding parts of his career was producing the Children’s Miracle Network Telethon for

18 years—21 hours of live television annually that helped raise funds for children’s hospitals. Through this work, he also

had the chance to collaborate with Disney on nationally aired segments, including parade features and music videos.

From 1990 to 2018, he worked for various production companies and also operated as an independent contractor.

These years allowed him to engage in a wide range of projects—from commercials and corporate training videos to

long-form storytelling—constantly adapting to new formats and client needs.

Since 2018, Ollerton has been proud to serve as a Post Production Editor, Studio Director, and

Technical Director for PBS Utah. This role has brought meaningful opportunities to contribute to

high-quality content that educates and uplifts the community. Over the years, his work has been

honored with numerous Rocky Mountain Emmy® Awards across categories including historical

documentaries, arts programming, and environmental reporting. He is deeply grateful for the

colleagues and collaborators who have shaped his journey and for the chance to use his craft to

make a positive impact.


Alvidrez, Phil

Clifford, Jack

Close, Bill

Craft, Dr. John

Davies, Robert

Garcia, Manny

Helle, Maurie

Jacobson, Jack

Knipfing, Dick

Lane, Homer

Lynde, Carol

McCoy, Al

McMahon, Pat

Martel, Larry

Miller, Bill

Miller, Jack

Parris, Jack

Schnebly, Larry

Thompson, Bill

Thompson, Ray

Wienges, Malachy

PAST CHAPTER

PRESIDENTS

2019-2024

2013-2018

2006-2012

2005-2006

2001-2004

2000

1999

1997-1998

1995-1996

1993/94 & 2000

1992

1991

1990

1988-1989

1986-1988

1983-1985

1981-1983

1980-1981

1978-1980

1976-1978

1973-1975

1971-1972

1968-1970

1968-1969

1965-1967

1963-1964

1962-1963

1960-1961

Mummert, Doug

Johnson, Theresa

Jones, Jennifer

Rossi, Donna

Adlhoch, Bob

Sidener, Drew

Dilworth, Dennis

Palmer, Marvin

Ottinger, Bill

Jacobson, Jan

Roberts, David

Craft, John

Widmann, Steve

Howell, Dave

Lacombe, Don

Tripp, Stephen F.

DeBarger, Dave

Stull, Bill

Andrew, Basil

Zesbaugh, Joe

Cooperstein, Ed

Morton, Ira

Metzger, Jeanne

Ellis, Bob

Davies, Robert

Metcalf, Hal

Tuckwood, Donald

Blanpied, Gene

1959-1960 Lane, Homer

Adlhoch, Bob

Allen, Charles

Allen, George

Allingham, Robert

Alvidrez, Phil

Anaya, Catherine

Anderson, Bill

Atchley, Guy

Ayala, Edward

Ball, Roger

Barcellos, Matthew

Barker, Larry

Barnes, Charlie

Barr, Dan

Barry, Jason

Beardsley, Margaret

Bergamo, Ron

Bodinet, Steve

Booth, John

Breding, Sue

Buckmaster, Bill

Burgess, Donald

Burt, Paul

Camacho, Frank

Capener, Ted

Casillas, Rudy

Chauncey, Tom

Chitwood, Joe

Cisek, Brian

Clifford, Jack

Conlee, Mike

Connor, Ron

Cooney, C.E. Pep

Cooney, Lin Sue

Cooper, Bruce

Corral, Felipe

Craft, Dr. John

Crandall, Jay

Curtis, Mark

D’Amico, Rick

D’Atri, Jan

Dana, Kent

Davis, Dan

DeBruhl, Rick

Decker, Rod

Deen, Chuck

Denney, Bill

Depa, Ray

Diaz, Joe

Dilworth, Dennis

Doan, Jennifer

Downey, Roger

Dugan, Deborah

Sedillo

Dunbar, Bruce

Duncan, Daniel

Ellis, Bob

Emmert, Chuck

Escobar, Tony

Eubank, Mark

Everett, Stan

Fergus, Tom

Foster, Bud

Fox, Dave

Gallegos, Stella

Garate, Jessica

Garcia, Manny

Geyer, Scott

Godfrey, Donald

Gonzalez, Hector

Grant, Michael

Grijalva, Barbara

Haffner, Bruce

Halberg, Jeff

Hanson, Scott

Harms, Parker

Harris, Mike

Hayden, Troy

Heidinger, Tom

Heier, Mark

Hengemuehler, Joe

Hinshaw, Ray

Hitckcock, Tara

Hollenhorst, John

Hook, John

Hoon, Ron

Hopfer, Don

Horton, Paul

Hoskins, Dr. Dale

Howe, John

Jacobson, Jan

James, David

Kay, George

Kelley, Sharon

Kelso, John

Kirkpatrick, Patti

Knipfing, Dick

Kwiatkowski, Ladimir

LaCava, Jude

Lane, Homer

Leander, Tom

Lee, Bob

Leigh, Frederic

Leverton, Bill

Leverton, Bonnie

Lewis, Delbert

Lewis, Jewell

Lichvar, Vanessa

Lincoln, Stacy

Lindstrom, Richard

Loew, Morgan

Luera, Anita Favela

Luna, David

Lynde, Carol

Macias, Al

Madrid, Lucia

Magee, Lisa Fuller

Manning, Joseph

Martel, Larry

Martin, Robert (Bob)

Martin, Robert

Martin, Todd

McCloskey, Cory

McComb, Paul

McCord, Keith

McCoy, Al

McKee, Richard

McLaughlin, Sean

McSpadden, Jay

Mikita, Carole

Mills, Jorj Marie

Miller, Bill

Miller, David

Miller, Neil

Mooney, Sean

Morgan, Howard

Munsey, Dave

Murillo, Lupita

Najar, Richard

Nichols, Dave

Nickles, Mary

Norman, Royal

Nourse, Dick

O’Neill, Dennis

Olivas, Luis

Olson, Carey

Olson, Scot

Ontiveros, Jaime

Ortiz, Joseph

Ottinger, Bill

Parra, Gilbert

Parris, Jack

Peddie, Frank

Pfeffer, Cary

Pickel, Kris

Poulson, Sterling

Ramo, Dr. Barry

Reda, Mark

Robinson, Ken

Rojas, Vique

Roper, Mary Lynn

Ross, David

Rossi, Donna

Ruby, Jon

Ruggiero, Lew

Sauceda, Mike

Santiago, Gina

Sass, Bert

Saubel, Rod

Schafer, Gary

Schmidt, Mike

Schnebly, Larry

Schueler, Chris

Serres, Mike

Shepherd, Howard

Sherlock, Fran

Simons, Ted

Smith, Abbie

Smith, John

Smith, Larry

Stafford, Gary

Stevenson, Pam

Stucker, Steve

Stull, William

Tate, Van

Teposte, Jose

Thompson, Ray

Thorpe, Ken

Thorwaldson, John

Thorwaldson, Sue

Track, Roy

Tracy, Stu

Trujillo, Ruben

Vazquez, Mary Morse

Vasseur, John

Verdoia, Ken

Vershure, Beth

Wallace, George

Walsh, Todd

Warren, John

Watkiss, Mike

Weiss, Patty

Wenzlaff, Gary

West, Mary Jo

Williams, Linda

Willams, Richard

Wimmer, Nadine

Wong, Mike

Yetman, David

Zermeño, Gilbert


®

SPECIAL THANKS

G&S CIRCLE SELECTION COMMITTEE:

Craft, Dr. John

Doan, Jennifer

Garate, Jessica

Harris, Michael

Howe, John

Martin, Todd

Mills, Jorj-Marie

Rossi, Donna

Santiago, Gina

Vasseur, John

Zermeno, Gilbert

CREW MEALS:

Brody’s Italian

ANNOUNCER:

Micah Johnson

VOLUNTEERS:

Rocky Mountain Southwest Board of Governors

Jason D’Onfrio

COCKTAIL ENTERTAINMENT:

Phil Jones


Congratulations to all the winners and nominees for

their exceptional contributions to Arizona’s local media.

Thank you for your passion and dedication!

Learn more about how we

are building the future of

Arizona local media at

20azmedia.org.

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