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The VFW Department of Kentucky has chosen Edmonson County Ambulance Service Director Keith Sanders as the State EMT of the Year. Sanders was named local VFW 6937's award winner back in December, which also served as a nomination for the state honor. Director Sanders was notified yesterday of the award. "I'm shocked, really," he said. "There are others much more deserving of this award than me. I was just taught that if you're going to do something, you should do it well, and that's the way I've always approached it." Sanders is a 26 year veteran of the Edmonson County Ambulance Service. He was named the director in 2009. Keith will be recognized during the Department’s Spring Convention at the Crown Plaza Hotel in Louisville during the second weekend of June. Sanders is the second Edmonson County VFW award winner at the state level this year. Officer Josh Watt was named the state VFW's police officer of the year. "I don't see anything I'm doing as extraordinary," he said. "I've just always tried to do the best I could for our ambulance service and our employees."
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A.J. AND JO ETTA JOHNSON
4/11/2018 09:01:33 pm
Congratulations! This award could not have gone to a more professional or deserving person, in our humble opinion.
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Stella Newton
4/12/2018 10:06:56 am
Kieth is an outstanding man I have watched him grow up He has always been a good honest as they come so proud he is a part of my community I could not find a man more humble I care
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4/12/2018 06:19:37 pm
Keith saved my life along with another eat called Pete.I was bit by a recluse spider.Couldnt breathe and lost consciousness. They worked trying to get a line in and stabilize my BP which was very low. He deserves the award,glad to see this.
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