Richard Wilde, left, computer technology instructor at Foster Career and Technical Education Center at the Mt. Blue Campus in Farmington, was at a loss for words Tuesday when Farmington Town Manager Richard Davis, right, presented him with the first copy of the annual town report, which is dedicated to Wilde. The recognition is for Wilde’s many volunteer hours of service to the community, Davis said. Wilde works Sundays at Ron’s Market to provide three $700 scholarships to two Mt. Blue and one Foster Tech student through the Wilde Foundation. He is also a mentor for the first robotics team, the Blue Crew Team at Mt. Blue. “I love Farmington,” Wilde said. “It is a great community and I believe I need to give back.” Farmington’s town meeting is at 7 p.m. Monday, March 27, at the Community Center.
Richard Wilde, left, computer technology instructor at Foster Career and Technical Education Center at the Mt. Blue Campus in Farmington, is presented with the first copy of the Farmington annual town report on Tuesday by Town Manager Richard Davis. The report is dedicated to Wilde for his many volunteer hours given to the community.
Richard Wilde, left, computer technology instructor at Foster Career and Technical Education Center at the Mt. Blue Campus in Farmington, is presented with the first copy of the Farmington annual town report on Tuesday by Town Manager Richard Davis. The report is dedicated to Wilde for his many volunteer hours given to the community.
Students in Richard Wilde’s computer technology class at Foster Career and Technical Education Center at the Mt. Blue Campus in Farmington attended a surprise presentation for Wilde on Tuesday. Farmington Town Manager Richard Davis presented Wilde with the first copy of the annual town report, which is dedicated to Wilde. From left are Reed Stevens, Jacob Brochu, Wilde, James McBean, Deron Hiscock, Don Frank, Nate Frost and Joe Crandall.
Richard Wilde stands with his wife, Crystal, after he was presented with the first copy of the Farmington annual town report on Tuesday at the Forum at the Mount Blue Campus. The report, presented by Town Manager Richard Davis, is dedicated to Wilde for his many hours of volunteer work in the community. “Nothing would be possible without my loving wife of 33 years,” said Wilde, a computer technology instructor at Foster Career and Technical Education Center at the campus.
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