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Silver Key Award
The Silver Key Award was established in 1994
This award was created to give recognition to a woman of the Aluminum Association of Florida who has, like her male peers, demonstrated unselfish dedication and loyalty for the benefit of the Association and its membership.
This loyalty and dedication must be exemplified at the Chapter level as well as the State level.
While this Award does not bear her name, it was generated by Ms. Jacqueline Henegar who has, since the Association’s inception, been the example of dedication and involvement for every member’s benefit. It is presented with her as the roll model in Chapter and State support.
Past Recipients
1994 Christl Oppenheimer
1995 Marjorie Janson
1996 Janice Russell
1997 Sue Dekker
1998 Lynn Myers
1999 Vivian Giles
2000 Mickey Blackshear
2001 Jackie Henegar
2002 Linda Nichols (posthumously)
2003 Minnie Sue Lindsey
Membership in the Outdoor Aluminum Structures Association provides the following benefits:
Professional Status
Joining the Outdoor Aluminum Structures Association enhances your professional status, showcasing your commitment to industry standards and excellence.
Greater Public Recognition
Membership provides greater public recognition, associating your business with a respected industry organization known for its integrity and quality.
Respect From Government Agencies
Members gain respect from government agencies, as the association advocates on their behalf and represents their interests in regulatory discussions.
Legislative Participation
Becoming a member allows you to participate in the lawmaking process, giving you a voice in shaping regulations that dictate the future of your business and industry.
Technical Standards & Codes
Gain access to first-hand information and knowledge of aluminum standards and codes developed by the association, keeping you ahead of industry changes.
Member Collaboration
Benefit from job problem-solving opportunities by collaborating with other association members who share similar challenges and experiences.
Idea Sharing With Peers
Engage in idea sharing with peers, fostering innovation and improving business practices through collective insights.
Fraternity & Unity
Enjoy fraternity, unity, and support for common causes in the industry, building strong networks and advocating for shared goals.
Camaraderie & Fellowship
Experience camaraderie and fellowship among members, creating lasting relationships and a sense of community within the industry.
Educational Training
Participate in educational training and development programs that enhance your skills and knowledge, keeping you competitive in the market.
Industry Publications
Receive a quarterly newsletter for the membership and a quarterly magazine for the industry, providing critical updates, news, and insights.
Meetings & Workshops
Attend membership meetings, workshops, and programs designed to inform and educate while offering valuable networking opportunities.
State-Approved CEUs
Access continuing education programs approved by the state, ensuring you meet professional development requirements and stay informed about industry advancements.
