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Aimee Bishop is kind of a big deal

Posted in Not sports? Tough!, tagged , , , , on March 18, 2024| 1 Comment »

Aimee Bishop (second from right), part of a crack group of Coupeville movers and shakers. (Photos property Washington Education Association)

The rest of the world is catching on to what Cow Town always knew.

Aimee Bishop is legendary.

The true power behind the throne, the middle of Paul and Marilyn Messner’s three daughters joins with her sisters Barbi Ford and Christi Messner to keep everything Coupeville High School-related working smoothly.

Now, outsiders are also paying tribute to Bishop’s many accomplishments, honoring her as the Washington Education Association Educational Support Professional of the Year.

Breeanna’s mom has “served with dedication and integrity” as Secretary/Registrar and Transition Specialist in the Coupeville School District for two decades.

A CHS grad, and former all-world athlete during her own school days, she was surprised by family and friends Monday, with WEA President Larry Delaney and Vice President Janie White traveling to The Rock to present Bishop with the award.

Making it official.

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Paramedics honor Wolf grad

Posted in awards, tagged , , , , on July 12, 2023| Leave a Comment »

Coupeville grad Brian Roberts (far right) is honored with others for saving the life of a driver involved in a fiery accident.

The aftereffects of that accident.

Former Coupeville High School soccer ace Brian Roberts was one of four people honored this week by Whidbey paramedics for their quick response to a nasty vehicle crash.

The incident, which happened in mid-May, involved a car striking an oncoming truck.

Roberts and others managed to get the unresponsive driver out of his burning car before first responders arrived.

All involved survived.

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Roberts, who graduated from CHS in 2019, is the middle of Heidi’s three sons, following CJ and preceding Cody.

During his time as a Wolf, he played several sports, including standing tall as a goaltender for the school’s soccer squad.

Not even a shattered nose suffered during a game slowed him down, as he let me run a photo of said breakage on Coupeville Sports, then went right back to playing.

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