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Douglas County Hall of Fame

You see acts of service in our community every day. You know businesses celebrating anniversaries, and students achieving high honors in academics, activities and sports.

Your Board of Douglas County Commissioners is seeking your help to celebrate the men, women and young people in our community who impact the lives of others – as we all honor each other.

Selected nominees will be inducted into the Douglas County Hall of Fame at a business meeting and featured on this page. Honorees will also receive a challenge coin from each commissioner. A challenge coin is a small medallion that symbolizes great achievement and recognizes extraordinary service.

Now, it’s your turn to tell us about someone who is deserving of community recognition. Use the form below to let us know who you believe should be recognized!

The Board of Commissioners launched this initiative by honoring Howard Berger – a WWII Veteran, lifelong public servant and centenarian who says his proudest moments are those in which he helped fellow soldiers overseas. Mr. Berger was presented with a Douglas County Challenge Coin and became the first distinguished honoree in the Douglas County Hall of Fame on March 11.

Watch the interview with Mr. Berger

Letters of Recognition

The Douglas County Board of Commissioners is proud to honor individuals whose accomplishments—whether in service to the community or personal milestones—reflect the excellence, dedication and spirit of Douglas County. Through official Letters of Recognition, the Board commends residents of all ages for making a meaningful impact.

This recognition may highlight acts of service, leadership in local organizations or outstanding contributions to public life, but it also extends to personal triumphs such as earning state or national honors, winning academic or athletic competitions or making a positive difference through creativity, innovation or perseverance.

April 2025

Liam A.

Recognized for performing on the “Penn & Teller: Fool Us” magic reality TV show.

Read the Castle Pines Connection story

Sam C.

Recognized for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest honor in Boy Scouts, for his project of creating a K-9 memorial for the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office.

Read the KDVR story about the start of the project

Corrine Christian

Recognized for building community, uplifting others and creating meaningful change in the lives of women and families.

Spencer Hola

Recognized as the 2024 Colorado Civil Air Patrol Cadet of the Year.

Read the Colorado Community Media story

Glenn Jones

Recognized for supporting fellow Navy SEAL veterans, donating to local nonprofits and contributing to the new Navy SEAL Museum in San Diego.

John Marchlowska

Recognized as an Independent Author Network Finalist and won an Independent Press Award (Distinguished Favorite).

Read the Castle Pines Connection story

Abigail R.

Recognized for achieving the Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest honor in Girl Scouts, for her project Gearing 4 Engineering, which encourages girls 3rd through 8th grade to get involved in engineering.

Rock Canyon High School students

Recognized for raising $94,921.91 to support Make-A-Wish Colorado, breaking their previous fundraising record and supporting 12 different wishes.

Read the Castle Pines Connection story

Valor Christian High School students

Recognized for raising $42,000 to support Make-A-Wish Colorado and funding 5 different wishes.

Read the Castle Pines Connection story

March 2025

Sidd A.

Recognized for winning the Congressional App Challenge by creating the CatchChat app to help law enforcement catch online predators.

Read the Castle Pines Connection story 

Nikki Brooker

Recognized for her founding work with YANA, an organization dedicated to supporting mothers.

Learn more about YANA

Bob Byrne

Recognized as the Roxborough Park Volunteer of the Year due to the countless hours dedicated improving the community through fire risk mitigation, emergency preparedness and more.

Jimmy and Lasinda Crane

Recognized for winning the Best Italian Restaurant in Colorado award by ‘5 Reasons to Visit’ and Large Business of the Year by the South Metro Denver Chamber for Cranelli’s Italian Restaurant.

  • 2025 Douglas County Hall of Fame Nomination

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