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Companions & Homemakers caregivers, Myrtle Howell and Olga Ayala, awarded Better Business Bureau “Customer Service Excellence Award”

PRESS  RELEASE

TO:                 ALL MEDIA

FROM:           Paulette Hotton, President

DATE:            October 27, 2005

RE:                 For Immediate Release

  CONNECTICUT BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU

BESTOWS AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE,

THE REVERED “CT TORCH AWARD”,

AND THE “NEW” STUDENT ETHICS SCHOLARSHIP

AT 77TH ANNUAL MEETING

             On October 20, 2005, at the Better Business Bureau’s 77^th Annual Meeting and Awards Banquet, eleven employees of BBB member firms were bestowed the “BBB Customer Service Excellence Award.”  This award recognizes front line employees who provide quality service to customers, enhance the positive reputation and public image of their firm, take pride in their work and are committed to the success of their employer’s firm.  This year’s winners included: Myrtle Howell and Olga Ayala of Companions & Homemakers; Ruthann Winkler Cap of DPC Quality Pump Service; Diane Ambeau of Adoption Resource Center of Connecticut; Paul Murphy of Swedish Motor Works; Carmen Collazo of IC-Mart, Debra Ann Cianciullo of Stephen C. Gidley, Inc.; Jeffrey Nelson, Jason Wood, and Samuel Bullock of Basement Systems, Inc; and Martha Travis of Church Hill Classics.