Press Release

Special Ceremony Will Honor Veteran of the Month and Veteran Supporter of the Month Recipients

(Las Vegas, Nev.) – There willl be a ceremony to honor southern Nevada recipients of the Veteran of the Month (VOM) and Veteran Supporter of the Month (VSM) in the lobby of the Grant Sawyer Building (555 E. Washington Ave.) on Thursday, April 20, 2023, at 10:00 a.m. Media members are encouraged to attend.

Our congratulations go out to honorees.

Lester Sherman, U.S. Army Veteran

  • VOM
  • Month of Award: Feb-23

Richard “Tony” Marshall, U.S. Marine Corps Veteran

  • VOM
  • Month of Award: Jan-23


Jerome Adams, U.S. Air Force Veteran

  • VOM
  • Month of Award: Apr-23

Women Veterans of Nevada

  • VSM
  • Month of Award: Feb-23


Mark Gorodetzer

  • VSM
  • Month of Award: Apr-23

More information on the honorees is available by emailing: hendryt@veterans.nv.gov.

These awards recognize the volunteer work that benefits and improves the lives Nevada’s veterans, servicemembers and their families. The recognition provides recipients with the thanks and honor they deserve. The awards also raise awareness about volunteer opportunities available to support or benefit Nevada’s veteran community. To nominate a VOM go HERE. To nominate a VSM, go HERE. Young people, under the age 19, may also receive recognition for their volunteer work on behalf of veterans through the Youth Serving Veterans Award (YSVA). To nominate a deserving youth, go HERE.

About the Nevada Department of Veterans Services (NDVS)
NDVS is dedicated to helping Nevada veterans obtain the services and benefits they have earned through military service in the U.S. Armed Forces. In addition to offering benefits counseling and assistance, which includes assistance with filing VA claims at no cost, NDVS manages the Northern and Southern Nevada State Veterans Homes and the Northern and Southern Veterans Memorial Cemeteries. To learn more about NDVS programs or services visit veterans.nv.gov and follow us on Twitter @NVDeptVeterans and on Facebook @NevadaDepartmentofVeteransServices.

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