2017 FAFL Winners!

Motor City Mountain Biking Association

Congratulations to all 55 of our 2017 FAFL award winners! These people performed either >10 hours of trail maintenance, or >30 hours of chapter related support in 2017! In total, our members contributed more than 3200 hours of volunteer service in 2017!

Amber Koa
Andrew Boggs
Bill Hermann
Bob Spleet
Bryan Garchar
Bryan Mitchell
Carole Baker
Cary Cato
Christopher Shepard
Curtis Kalina
Dave Bastine
Dave Cox
Dave Hurst
Dave Mackey
Dean Clark
Debra Holdcraft
Don Chisholm
Elliot Klein
Greg Jablonski
Jacqueline Bailey
Jean Steinberg
Jeffrey Oles
John Bach
Joseph Foy
Justin Wholehan
Karen Effner
Katherine Rose
Kevin Freytag 
Kevin Kruse
Kevin Petts
Leslie Cook
Loren Konkus
Mark Dombrowski
Mark Koziol
Matt Bushore
Max Mitchell
Michael Faulk
Michael Kearney
Mike Flack
Mike White
Nate Sefcik
Randy Kessler
Robert Hurley
Sarah Vano
Scott Kurz
Sharon James-Foy
Steve Poirier
Steve Steinberg
Terry Brown
Tim Reeves
Tim Rose
Tim Slabach
Todd Effner 
Tom Hermann
Vicki Rondeau

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