NOTICE:
In light of the recent news surrounding the COVID-19 (Coronavirus),
AGE of Central Texas will be postponing the 26th Annual AGE Awards,
from its original date of April 9, 2020, for a new date later in the year.
Award recipients will be announced in March 2020, and we will
set a new date for the 2020 AGE Awards ceremony very soon.
26th Anniversary AGE Awards
Community. Relationships. Service. Giving. Aging Boldly.
These values are at the heart of what we do at AGE of Central Texas, and they are the heart of what we celebrate every year at the AGE Awards.
Serving the older adults and family caregivers of this community is not something we do alone–and we revel in the chance to honor individuals and local organizations doing spectacular work for the aging community each year.
The annual AGE Awards event, hosted by AGE of Central Texas, recognizes outstanding achievements by individuals and organizations whose leadership, achievements, and contributions have had significant impact on the quality of life for aging adults and their caregivers in Central Texas.
Thank You to our 26th Annual AGE Awards Sponsors:
Presenting Sponsor:
Gold Sponsors:
2020 AGE Awards Honorees
Willie Kocurek Vital Aging Award – Richard Sansbury
Honors an older community member who exemplifies the concept of vital aging and who is accomplished in the areas of self-determination, self-sufficiency, civic engagement, and quality of life.
Bert Kruger Smith Vision Award – Barbara Tocker
Honors a person or organization whose vision has enhanced the older adult community and who has shown foresight and energy in implementing programs, services, or legislation that serves older adults.
AGE Philanthropy Award – Becky and Lee Shidlofsky
Honors a person or organization whose extraordinary generosity has supported work benefiting older adults.
Community Service Award – Beth Menke and Peggy Bailey
Honors a person who has volunteered on behalf of the older adult community.
Joyce Lauck Legacy Award – Mary Jane Berry
Honors a person whose professional commitment goes above and beyond his or her job description to impact the lives of older adults.