Middletown Man Honored for 5 Years of Volunteer Service

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Jeffrey Spina, a resident of Middletown, New York, has been recognized for his 5 years of volunteer service with the Mountain Creek Ranger Patrol. Spina was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation and an Excellence in Service pin for his work ensuring the safety of skiers and snowboarders on the slopes. In addition to his ranger patrol duties, Spina is also an active volunteer with The Salvation Army, participating in community outreach programs and food donation initiatives.

Why it matters

Spina's story highlights the importance of community-minded individuals who dedicate their time and energy to supporting others. His quiet acts of generosity and service serve as a powerful reminder that small, consistent acts of kindness can create lasting positive change within a community.

The details

As a volunteer with the Mountain Creek Ranger Patrol, Spina has demonstrated qualities like patience, teamwork, and genuine concern for the well-being of others. He has assisted during challenging conditions, provided guidance when needed, and helped maintain a safe environment for families, beginners, and experienced riders alike. Outside of his ranger patrol duties, Spina also volunteers with The Salvation Army, participating in community outreach programs and supporting food donation initiatives.

• Spina has been an active volunteer with the Mountain Creek Ranger Patrol for the past 5 years.
• Spina was recently awarded a Certificate of Appreciation and an Excellence in Service pin for his volunteer work.

What’s next

The Mountain Creek Ranger Patrol will continue to rely on dedicated volunteers like Jeffrey Spina to help ensure the safety and enjoyment of visitors to the resort.