The Messenger receives award from Serving Our Servants
-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson
Messenger Staffer Hans Madsen looks over a Serving Our Servants commemorative coin presented to him by TJ Pingel, SOS member on Tuesday at The Messenger offices. Madsen was friends with the late Rev. Al Henderson, who was killed Oct. 2, 2019. Henderson was a founding member of SOS, an organization created to support public servants. Madsen accepted an award on behalf of The Messenger for its support of SOS.
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-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson
Messenger Staffer Hans Madsen looks over a Serving Our Servants commemorative coin presented to him by TJ Pingel, SOS member on Tuesday at The Messenger offices. Madsen was friends with the late Rev. Al Henderson, who was killed Oct. 2, 2019. Henderson was a founding member of SOS, an organization created to support public servants. Madsen accepted an award on behalf of The Messenger for its support of SOS.
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