The recipient of the 2nd Quarter “RESPECT” Award is Taylor Zvonic. Taylor was nominated by Nathaniel Hines. Here is what Nathaniel had to say . . .

I would like to nominate Taylor Zvonic for the Park District’s RESPECT Award. As the Day Camp Manager, Taylor has consistently demonstrated qualities that make her an outstanding leader and a true asset to our organization.

One of Taylor's standout qualities is her ability to create a sense of community within the Day Camp. She goes above and beyond to create a welcoming environment where every camper feels valued. Taylor's dedication to ensuring that each child's experience is positive and enjoyable speaks to her commitment to the well-being of our campers. When looking at the Day Camp, you would be hard-pressed to find anyone who cares about the institution more, or who has contributed more to it.

For the past several years, Taylor has approached her role with passion, enthusiasm, and a genuine love for creating positive experiences for both campers and the staff she oversees. On the last day of summer camp, campers are unable to stop their tears as their parents pick them up for the final time of the summer. This is, in large part, due to her leadership over the camp. The experiences that she leads in facilitating clearly have a lasting impact on our campers that will last a lifetime.

Overall, I think Taylor exemplifies so many qualities of a great public servant, as well as the core values that our District holds. She is exactly the type of servant that the citizens of Geneseo deserve. For these reasons, I am proud to nominate Taylor Zvonic for the RESPECT Award.