Full Interview: 2019 Jefferson Awards Winner Harlan Eagle

Feb 28, 2019 | Posted by Kye Parsons | DelmarvaLife |

Harlan Eagle (Photo: WBOC)

Years ago, Harlan Eagle started the Tim Kennard River Run and eRace the Stigma 5K, to help support people with mental health and mental illness. He also founded “Horizons of Salisbury,” a summer program to help children from low-income families with their reading and math skills.Those are just a few of the reasons why Eagle is a 2019 WBOC Jefferson Awards winner. Here he shares why he spends so much of his time helping others.

More about Eagle’s volunteer work here.

About the Jefferson Awards

WBOC is proud to be a local partner of the Jefferson Awards, which are presented to unrecognized citizens on Delmarva who provide extraordinary public service. The Jefferson Awards are presented on two levels: national and local. The mission of the Jefferson Awards is to encourage and honor individuals for their achievements and contributions through public and community service.

The 2019 Jefferson Awards are made possible through the support of our local sponsor, Nanticoke Health Services.

About Kye Parsons

Kye Parsons is the web editor for WBOC. He a Wicomico County native who comes to WBOC with several years experience as a journalist on Delmarva. Prior to entering the world of multimedia, he worked as an editor and reporter for several newspapers and publications. Check out all stories by Kye.