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Washougal honors Hometown Heroes

Four residents honored for service, leadership in 2020

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Washougal Mayor Molly Coston (second from right) presents Cindy Reidel (far left) and Tom Pastore (second from left) with a "Hometown Hero" award in recognition of their community service. (Doug Flanagan/Post-Record)

During a year of unprecedented challenges, several Washougal residents maintained — and in some cases increased — their efforts to make their community a better place.

Their deeds have not gone unnoticed. On April 23, Washougal Mayor Molly Coston presented Tom Pastore, Cindy Reidel, Pam Clark and Rochelle Ramos with “Hometown Heroes” awards in recognition of their volunteer services and community leadership actions in 2020.

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