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Medal of Honor

Honor and Recognition

Medal of Honor

Medal of Honor Ceremony

One Voice United’s National Medal of Honor is the nation’s premier awards ceremony that brings together corrections officers and staff from across the country to recognize their heroism, courage and professionalism throughout the field of corrections.
 
Nominations to recognize acts of service in 2025 will open later this year.
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Medal of Honor Ceremony

On May 30, 2025 One Voice United recognized the below individuals for going above and beyond the call of duty.

  • Correction Officer Kyle Quinn, 2024 Gold Medal of Honor
  • Correction Police Officer Yamalis Diaz, 2024 Silver Medal of Honor
  • Sergeant Guy Pigg, 2024 Bronze Medal of Honor
  • Dr. James Alexander, 2024 Supervisor of the Year
  • Correctional Counselor/President AFGE Local 4070 Jon Zumkehr, 2024 Civilian Recognition Award
  • Retired Warden Richard Palmer, Jr., Lifetime Achievement Award
  • Becky and Joseph Zoccola, 2024 Wellness Champion Award