Residents of 150 Mile House, Prince George receive Medal Of Good Citizenship
VANCOUVER — A Prince George resident is among 19 British Columbians to receive the Province’s Medal of Good Citizenship. Selen Alpay of Prince George is one of the recipients of the medal for his outstanding community service. The medal reflects their generosity, service, acts of selflessness and contributions to community life. Alpay is known for his compassion and enormous heart. He’s also given his time to multiple volunteer boards and organizations.
“Everyone receiving medals today embodies the best qualities of being a British Columbian,” said Lisa Beare, Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, and chair of the medal’s selection committee. “All of us on the selection committee were impressed by the generosity, compassion and sacrifice each and every one of the recipients has demonstrated. Congratulations to all honourees.”
In 2017, Alpay was named Citizen of the Year by the Prince George Community Foundation in recognition of how he goes above and beyond in volunteerism and philanthropy.
As a corporate citizen, Alpay supports youth, sport, arts, culture, healthcare and social causes.