At the Adams County Public Hearing on May 20, 2025, two remarkable individuals were honored for their outstanding contributions to the community. Sheree Kaufman, a dedicated caseworker, received accolades for her exceptional work in family reunification. After taking over a challenging case involving two children in foster care, Sheree successfully advocated for their return to their mother, demonstrating her ability to break down barriers and foster positive relationships. Her efforts were recognized by multiple parties during a court hearing, highlighting her significant impact on the families she serves.

Katie McDougall, director of human services, praised Sheree's high reunification rates and her commitment to helping families overcome challenges. "We are extremely grateful for all she does for the families here in Adams County," McDougall stated, emphasizing Sheree's quiet yet powerful influence in the community.

The meeting also celebrated Rosalyn Asuncion, nominated as an unsung hero for her behind-the-scenes work at the Adams County Health Department. Jennifer Telles, who nominated Rosalyn, described her as the "glue that holds everything together," managing complex financial operations and ensuring the agency's success. Telles highlighted Rosalyn's dedication to fiscal responsibility and her supportive nature towards staff, making her an invaluable asset to the community.

Both Sheree and Rosalyn exemplify the spirit of service and dedication that drives Adams County forward, showcasing the importance of recognizing those who work tirelessly for the betterment of their communities.