President’s Volunteer Service Award Presented To T.J. Powell

President George W. Bush presented the President’s Volunteer Service Award to T.J. Powell when he arrived in Cleveland on Thursday, January 27, 2005. T.J. is the President and Chief of the Northeast Ohio Medical Reserve Corps, Inc.

The following is a all of the news we can find about this event and award:

• The Transcript of the discussion at the Cleveland Clinic issued from the White House can be found here, there is also a PDF version here.
• The official press release issued from the White House can be found here, there is also a PDF version here.
• T.J. was the 402nd person to receive this award, you can review the press releases of the other individuals who received it here.
• Medical Reserve Corps Announcement
• News Leader — Feb 02, 2005 — Web Version — Print Version
• News Leader — Bush pushes modernization of medical field while in Cleveland — Fed 02, 2005
• Nordonia Hills Sun — Feb 03, 2005 — Web Version — Print Version
• NorthSummit7 — Jan 28, 2005
• CLEVELAND.COM — Bush talks technology during stop at Clinic — Jan 28, 2005
• fox.com — Bush Pushes Computerized Medical Records — Jan 28, 2005
• NewsNet5.com – President Says Electronic Medical Records Will Cut Costs — Jan 27, 2005
• ohio.com — President promotes medical technology at Cleveland Clinic — Jan 28, 2005
• ohio.com — Bush will honor Northfield volunteer — Jan 27, 2005
• arrl.org — Ohio amateur receives President’s Volunteer Service Award — Feb 01, 2005
• Ohio Department of Transportation Employee Newsletter
• A video file of the conversation at the Cleveland Clinic. This is approx 55 min long. The President mentions T.J. at approx 6 min 40 seconds into the video file. The file requires broadband connection, if you are on a dial-up it will probably not work very well. Click here to watch the video.