Thurrock Marching Brass April 2016 Jack Petchey Award Winner

Thurrock Marching Brass is delighted to confirm that the April 2016 winner for the Jack Petchey Achievement Award goes to Chloe Honour.

Chloe has been an exceptional member since joining Thurrock Marching Brass a short while ago and has excelled in all areas of the Colourguard. Always bringing a positive attitude and a willing to achieve her very best at all times, she has, in a very short space of time established herself as an excellent student and role model for the younger members.

Her abilities to help and guide go way beyond her young age and she has helped to develop some of the younger members which demonstrates just how capable she really is. This achievement award also shows how much the members think of her and we are delighted for her on so many levels for being selected by them for this recognition.

Speaking of the award, Corps Director, Jay Lindner commented “There were five incredible finalists for the April 2016 Jack Petchey Achievement Award and all of them have demonstrated very high abilities in so many areas. I am delighted for all of them but especially for Chloe who has been one of our more consistent members for showing the right attitude to learn and to help others. The members have clearly shown just how much they think of Chloe, and I hope that she enjoys every second of this very well deserved recognition. Congratulations Chloe!”

Thurrock Marching Brass would like to thank Jack Petchey and the Jack Petchey Foundation for their support in our organisation and allowing us to participate in this special award for our members. Congratulations again to Chloe for her achievement.