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Patrick County board honors volunteer Wayne Kirkpatrick and recognizes long‑serving employee
Summary
The Patrick County Board of Supervisors presented a proclamation to volunteer Wayne Kirkpatrick for community service and recognized tax‑mapping staffer Teresa McCormack for 37 years of county service. Supervisors praised their contributions and presented framed recognition items.
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The Patrick County Board of Supervisors presented a proclamation honoring Wayne Kirkpatrick for long‑time volunteer leadership, including work with the Rotary Club of Stuart and the Stuart Music Festival, and recognized a county employee, Teresa McCormack, for 37 years of service.
County administration read the proclamation and framed it around community leadership, listing Wayne’s roles coordinating the Stuart Music Festival and community cleanups. County staff described Teresa McCormack as a “Patrick County treasure” who assists the commissioner of the revenue and serves as clerk to the planning commission. “Be it further proclaimed that this proclamation be presented to Wayne Kirkpatrick as a token of our appreciation for his enduring legacy of service,” the proclamation read aloud by the board.
Wayne Kirkpatrick later addressed the board about local projects he helps lead. Supervisors and members of county administration presented framed awards and thanked both honorees publicly. The presentations required no formal board action beyond the reading and recognition; the items were ceremonial and concluded before the meeting moved to public comment.
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