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Carol Stream board introduces 2025 Citizen of the Year nominees ahead of awards
Summary
Trustees introduced the village's 2025 Citizen of the Year nominees and invited them to be recognized at a ceremony next weekend at Saint Andrews. The nominations spanned volunteer categories and included residents nominated by local organizations and school districts.
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Trustee Frizzolone introduced the Village of Carol Stream's 2025 Citizen of the Year nominees and invited the group to come forward for a photo and public recognition. The awards ceremony was announced for next weekend at Saint Andrews.
"Tonight is a special night for us," Trustee Frizzolone said as she read the list of nominees, praising volunteers and local service groups. The nominations covered categories for female and male citizen of the year, special citizen awards for long-term volunteers, and judges' recognition for nonresidents who volunteer locally.
Among those named were Carrie Korda (nominated by residents Nancy Zack and Linda Kord and community organizations including Make-A-Wish Illinois), Angela Hovorek (nominated by Community Consolidated District 93), Katie Kennedy (nominated by the Carol Stream Police Department) and a slate of male nominees including James Parr (Carol Stream parade committee), Jim Slinker (Rotary Club of Carol Stream), and others nominated by District 93 and the Carol Stream Park District.
Trustees thanked nominators and volunteers and said the presentation was meant to emphasize the breadth of civic engagement across the village. A group photo and the formal award presentation were scheduled at the ceremony next weekend at Saint Andrews.
The village board did not take any formal action during the introduction; the segment was a ceremonial recognition and invitation to the award event.

