TS Mohawk celebrated a significant milestone in its history on Sunday, July 14, marking 60 years of dedication to training and developing young people. The unit celebrated this achievement with a special Eucharist Service and social event within the Cathedral Crypt, attended by dignitaries, supporters, and alumni. The event was a testament to the unit’s commitment to its values and legacy, and a celebration of the countless individuals who have been the heart and soul of the unit over the years.
The Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire, Amanda Parker JP, the Unit Chair, Jacob Knowles, the Unit Commanding Officer, CSgt I R Hamer, and the Mayor of Blackburn with Darwen Council, Councillor Brian Taylor, all attended the event to pay tribute to the unit’s achievements. The unit also had approximately 150 supporters and Mohawk alumni join for the day, making it a truly special and memorable occasion.
The unit’s spokesperson emphasized the importance of the volunteers, past and present, who have played a crucial role in shaping the lives of thousands of young people. “60 years is a remarkable milestone, and it speaks volumes about the dedication and commitment of countless individuals who have been the heart and soul of our unit,” they said. The unit’s success is a direct result of the hard work and dedication of its volunteers, who have given countless hours to ensure the unit’s continued success.
Over the years, TS Mohawk has been more than just a place for training; it has been a second home, a place of growth, learning, and camaraderie for thousands of young people. The unit has provided a nurturing environment where young people can develop new skills, build confidence, and form lasting relationships. The unit’s commitment to its values and legacy has created a sense of community and belonging among its members, and has helped to shape the lives of many young people.
The unit’s spokesperson also recognized the dedication and commitment of its volunteers, past and present, who have shaped the lives of many young people. “To our volunteers, past and present, your dedication has been the cornerstone of our success. You have shaped the lives of many, instilling skills and values that last a lifetime,” they said. The unit’s volunteers have been instrumental in creating a positive and supportive environment, and have helped to make the unit a place where young people can thrive.
The unit’s 60th anniversary celebration was also an opportunity to recognize the achievements of its members, past and present. The unit presented a special award to Stella Brunskill, a unit management trustee who has dedicated 48 years of service to the unit. The Mayor of Blackburn with Darwen Council, Councillor Brian Taylor, presented the award, and praised Stella’s dedication and commitment to the unit.
The unit’s celebration was a testament to the power of community and the impact that dedicated volunteers can have on the lives of young people. As the unit looks to the future, it is clear that its legacy will continue to inspire and shape the lives of young people for generations to come. The unit’s commitment to its values and legacy will continue to provide a sense of community and belonging among its members, and will help to shape the lives of many young people.
For those who missed the event, the unit extended an invitation to reconnect and reminisce about their time at TS Mohawk. Alumni can contact [email protected] to get back in touch with the unit and stay updated on its latest news and activities. The unit is always looking for ways to stay connected with its alumni, and is grateful for the support and loyalty of its past members.
In addition to the celebration, the unit also took the opportunity to reflect on its history and the impact it has had on the lives of young people. The unit’s spokesperson noted that over the years, TS Mohawk has been a place where young people can develop new skills, build confidence, and form lasting relationships. The unit’s commitment to its values and legacy has created a sense of community and belonging among its members, and has helped to shape the lives of many young people.
The unit’s celebration was also an opportunity to recognize the achievements of its members, past and present. The unit presented a special award to Stella Brunskill, a unit management trustee who has dedicated 48 years of service to the unit. The Mayor of Blackburn with Darwen Council, Councillor Brian Taylor, presented the award, and praised Stella’s dedication and commitment to the unit.
The unit’s celebration was a testament to the power of community and the impact that dedicated volunteers can have on the lives of young people. As the unit looks to the future, it is clear that its legacy will continue to inspire and shape the lives of young people for generations to come. The unit’s commitment to its values and legacy will continue to provide a sense of community and belonging among its members, and will help to shape the lives of many young people.
In conclusion, TS Mohawk’s 60th anniversary celebration was a truly special and memorable occasion, and a testament to the power of dedication, commitment, and community. The unit’s commitment to its values and legacy has created a sense of community and belonging among its members, and has helped to shape the lives of many young people. As the unit looks to the future, it is clear that its legacy will continue to inspire and shape the lives of young people for generations to come.