During the republican holiday "Chyl Pazy," the Presidium of the Council of the Khakass people awarded the title "Person of the Year-2024" to several distinguished residents of the republic, showcasing the community's recognition of outstanding contributions across various fields. The ceremony, which highlighted personal achievements, was presided over by Peter Voronin, Chairman of the Council of Elders of the Khakass people.
Among those honored was Alexey Dmitrievich Sarazhakov, a veteran of both the Second Chechen campaign and the ongoing special military operation (SVO). He was awarded for his remarkable heroism and for fostering patriotism among the youth of the region. With a career spanning over two decades in the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Republic of Khakassia, Sarazhakov’s commitment to his service is commendable. He notably served alongside his son, Altair, during the SVO. Both sustained serious injuries, reuniting only later in a hospital, highlighting the profound personal sacrifices made by families in military service.
Sharing Alexey's commitment to community involvement, Yulia Petrovna Mainagasheva from Abakan received accolades for her selflessness in bringing five children, aged between 7 to 16, into her family, responding to urgent needs for parental guidance. Her background in education is instrumental in nurturing these children, further reinforcing the importance of familial structures in the community.
The ceremony also recognized Fedor Evdokimovich Tormozakov, a key figure in the Beysky district police, awarded for his exemplary performance and initiative. His achievements in operational duties were highlighted as he became a standout in a nationwide competition for police personnel, reflecting the dedication to maintaining order and service excellence.
Valentina Vasilyevna Abdinova, another honoree, distinguished herself by organizing humanitarian efforts from Khakassia. Having knit over 500 woolen socks for soldiers and coordinated food packages, her proactive role captures the spirit of community service even amidst crises.
Sergey Grigoryevich Kicheev, a Khakass language and history teacher at a local secondary school, was another prominent honoree. His commitment to education, alongside his valor in participating in the SVO, showcases the dual roles individuals play in both education and military service.
In addition to honoring local heroes, the ceremony acknowledged Gavril Gavrilovich Shulbaev, lieutenant colonel and police chief, who was recognized for significantly reducing crime rates and enhancing the effectiveness of police operations. His achievements in public safety are crucial in fostering a secure living environment in the district.
Health services also found recognition, with Margarita Stepanovna Chebochkova being honored for her excellence as a cardiologist at the regional clinical hospital. Her innovative approach to patient care and commitment to reducing mortality rates reflect the vital role of healthcare professionals in community wellbeing.
On the sports front, Mikhail Vladimirovich Bolganov, a master of sports in wrestling and an SVO participant, was awarded for his athletic achievements throughout 2024. His record of victories in various championships exemplifies the blend of sportsmanship and resilience that defines many residents of the republic.
Akhpasheva Natalia Markovna, a notable poet and cultural leader, was celebrated for her contribution to preserving Khakass literature and organizing a literary expedition. Her efforts highlight the importance of cultural heritage in building community identity.
Education also took center stage with Anna Grigoryevna Kokova being acknowledged for her contributions to preserving the Khakass language and organizing search teams. Her work reflects the ongoing commitment to cultural education in the region.
Finally, the ceremony celebrated Ivan Viktorovich Shulbaev, who has organized numerous charity concerts supporting humanitarian efforts. His dedication to the community encompasses both performance and philanthropy, showcasing how cultural activities can play a role in social betterment. These gifts and acts of kindness serve as reminders of the strength and resilience of the republic community.
Similarly, in Ruza, Vice-Admiral Vladimir Dobroskochenko received the title of Honorary Citizen of the district, a recognition for his extensive service and contributions over 40 years in the naval fleet. His career has seen him navigate more than 330,000 nautical miles and engage in significant military operations including those in the North Caucasus. This commendation is particularly timely as the district prepares to commemorate the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War, underscoring the importance of honoring veteran service.
In the Tetyushsky District, locals were similarly honored for their dedication to cultural development. Ludmila Evgenievna Dolgova, a technical worker; Acknowledge for her pivotal roles in developing cultural initiatives. The contributions of these individuals underscore community spirit and dedication to social progress.
As we honor these exemplary individuals, it's clear that the fabric of society is woven from the acts of kindness, bravery, and commitment to bettering the community.
