Master Sergeant Alfonso Boyd Veteran of the Year
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Overview
This resolution honors Master Sergeant Alfonso J. Boyd for being named the 2025-2026 South Carolina Veteran of the Year. It recognizes his distinguished service to Chester County, the state, and the nation, highlighting his work establishing JROTC programs, leading the Disabled American Veterans chapter, and supporting community initiatives. The resolution also acknowledges his various awards and community involvement.
Key provisions
- Recognizes Master Sergeant Alfonso J. Boyd as the 2025-2026 South Carolina Veteran of the Year.
- Acknowledges his service in the United States Army for twenty-two years.
- Highlights his establishment and leadership of JROTC programs in Chester County high schools.
- Recognizes his leadership as commander of the James D. Wessinger Chapter 19 of Disabled American Veterans for over ten years.
- Details his contributions to veterans programs, including Quilt of Valor ceremonies and veteran benefit assistance.
- Mentions his support for community organizations and voting registration efforts.
- Notes his receipt of the WCNC Hyundai Hometown Hero Award.
- Recognizes his involvement in the "Ride For Jesus" Motorcycle Sunday.
Who is affected
- Master Sergeant Alfonso J. Boyd
- Veterans in Chester County, South Carolina
- The South Carolina Department of Veterans' Affairs
- Members of the South Carolina General Assembly
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