
Hometown Halo Award
recognizing and celebrating the dedicated leaders who make a difference in our senior community

Carmen Frederic
Carmen Frederic was the original Executive Director of PASS when it was known as Prescott Area Women’s Shelter . Carmen was the Executive Director from 2009 to 2015 and rejoined the team in 2017. Carmen has worked in the non-profit field for over 20 years and brings with her knowledge and abilities in managing shelters and working with the homeless population. Carmen is originally from Oregon and helped open the first teen shelter program in her hometown, worked for the local Education Service District with low income families and their children and ran a transitional housing program. Carmen holds a Bachelor degree in Psychology and Family Studies.
What is the Hometown Halo Award?
The “Hometown Halo” award recognizes and celebrates the dedicated leaders who make a difference in our senior community.
The award is granted to one recipient every other month, selected from members of the SRN community who demonstrate outstanding leadership in the senior community
Hometown Halo Criteria
- Candidate must have been working in Northern Arizona for over 1 year.
- They work with their heart for the benefit of others.
- They show in their work and personal lives: "Kindness in Action".
- They are out in our communities promoting taking care of others.
- They don't search for the limelight, but SNR wants to acknowledge their hard work.
Award Recipients

Carmen Frederic

Trudy Chapman-Radley

Ann & Bob Wilson

Ron Norfleet

Betty Robinson & Mary Baker

Daniel Carrillo

Brad Newman

Bert Ijams

Dr. Sam W. Downing
