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Greendale Person Of The Year

Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Greendale Person of the Year Runners Up

While Greendale Cheer Coach Tina Zamjahn won this year, we did have a number of note worthy nominations that include former Superintendent William Hughes, Dave Bauer and Mark Bucko.

Patch had fantastic nominations this year for Greendale Person of the Year. The honor went to 30-year Greendale High School Coach Tina Zamjahn. However, we did have a number of great nominations that are note worthy. William Hughes: People from all over Greendale can agree that Hughes did an amazing job during his 15-year position as Superintendent.  Hughes served the district as superintendent since 1996 and left the district to work as Director of Leadership Development with Schools That Can Milwaukee. “Serving as Superintendent of the Greendale Schools has been a great honor and a defining part of my life,” Hughes said in an April release. “I have been proud of my contributions to the long tradition of success in the Greendale Schools…

Danny Noonan

8:08 am on Thursday, December 27, 2012

Bucko buying a round at Ray & Dot's? Haven't experienced that yet; however definitely a worthy candidate and a great guy!   more ›

Greendale Person of the Year: Tina Zamjahn

Zamjahn has been coaching the Greendale Cheerleading Team for about 30 years. A number of people attest to her dedication in helping guide young girls in many aspects in life.

We asked you and you nominated. Drum roll please. The Greendale Person of the Year is… TINA ZAMJAHN!!!  Zamjahn has been coaching the Greendale High School Cheerleading team for about 30 years. She has taken her to team to win several State Championships and has taken second at Nationals. She has lived in Greendale on and off for most of her life and is a Greendale High School graduate, and former cheerleader. Zamjahn says she loves the relationships she has developed with her girls. “I was so fortunate to have great coaches and mentors for my three children during their high school years and I know how important those relationships were to my children,” Zamjahn said. “I have always felt it takes a village to help children grow into strong…

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