Rod Kramer Receives Governor's Volunteer Award

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"The heart of a volunteer is never measured in size, but by the depth of the commitment to make a difference in the lives of others." - DeAnn Hollis

On June 25th, Rod Kramer, who serves IPI as a Production Coordinator at Anamosa was honored at the 40th Annual Governor's Volunteer Award Ceremony. The Governor's Volunteer Award is a special honor awarded to candidates who go above and beyond by volunteering their time and talent to help an agency or organization deliver on its mission. Rod was nominated by a co-worker at Anamosa State Penitentiary and received the award for his 29 years of service as a volunteer firefighter for the Farley Volunteer Fire Department. Rod was invited to the ceremony and received a certificate from Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds. 

"Rod has said many times that it takes all of the volunteers at Farley Fire and EMS to make it a success. It's a great group of people," said Farley Fire & EMS on social media.

Rod has been a part of the IPI team since 2017, and has proven himself to be a crucial part of our organization's success at Anamosa. We would like to congratulate Rod on the award and thank him for his outstanding service and commitment to his community!


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