On the Circuit: 2022 Nashvillian of the Year
- Jonathan Sims
Jonathan Sims
Managing Editor
Every year, Easterseals Tennessee honors one member of the community who “emulates the city's personality with focus and contribution to the positive growth and economic development of Nashville.” This year, the organization presented the Nashvillian of the Year award to Congressman Jim Cooper, for his leadership, passion and dedication to supporting others, and the Buddy Killen Memorial Volunteer Service Award to John Pfeiffer, an honorary Easterseals board member, for his work in supporting the programs and members of the organization. The event, which was held at the Hilton Downtown, was emceed by WKRN’s Good Morning Nashville’s Neil Orne, and Eric Mather-Burks entertained guests during the dinner.
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