2025 BROTHERHOOD BANQUET
 

Our 2025 Lycoming County Brotherhood Alliance Brotherhood Banquet will be held Wednesday, May 7 in the grand banquet room of the Genetti Hotel, 200 West Fourth Street, Williamsport.

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We continue to promote the cause of goodwill and understanding among all people in Lycoming County!  Celebrating the many ways people of our community work to promote and maintain the cultural, racial, and social fabric throughout Lycoming County, we will honor seven people.

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The William Picklener Brotherhood Award recipients are Dave Brumbaugh and Loni Gamble (posthumously.)  This award honors individuals who serve as role models to promote the ideals of Brotherhood through their personal characteristics, interpersonal skills, communication skills, and professional and civic characteristics; making a significant contribution to the communities within Lycoming County as they endeavor to make the world a better place.

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The Unsung Hero recipients will be Doug Alexander. Chrissy Heinbach, Rick Mason, and Mary Jo Westbrook. This award honors selfless individuals that benefit the community on a volunteer basis and positively affect others without expectation of recognition or compensation.  a dramatic impact and live a life of service to others without co in our community.  has become recognized in the Lycoming County community as one of the most prestigious awards among the numerous community service awards given by volunteer organizations.

The Ray Keys Sports Award recipient will be Mike Ludwikowski.  This award is named in honor of the long-time sportswriter of the Williamsport Sun Gazette and chosen by past Ray Keys award winners. It is presented at the annual LCBA Brotherhood Banquet.

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Our keynote speaker will be Korrin Moon-Gardner. Local to Lycoming County, she received her Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Lycoming College and went on to receive a Graduate Certificate in international relations from Harvard University Extension and a Juris Doctorate from Penn State University School of Law. Korrin founded Lantern Rescue, a U.S. based 501c3 non-profit organization that exists to liberate victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation.

Lantern Rescue works domestically and internationally to combat human trafficking through a unique approach centered on partnering with and mentoring local law enforcement in each region they serve. They aim to empower nations to fight for those who can’t fight for themselves, and will continue to fight until all are free. Prior to Lantern Rescue, Korrin worked as a Special Prosecutor for the Lycoming County District Attorney’s Office and as a Russian Linguist and Signals Intelligence Operator for the United States Marine Corps.

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2025 Brotherhood Banquet tickets are available for purchase at $50.00 per person. To reserve your spot at our 2025 LCBA Banquet, click here to download the form, complete it and mail it back asap. This banquet sells out quickly. Reservations are confirmed in the order they are received.