Recreation Aide Tim Johnson named Middle Township’s Employee of the Month

Cape May Court House, N.J. – Tim Johnson’s supervisors describe him as a behind-the-scenes contributor to the success of the Middle Township Recreation Department.

The Recreation Aide’s quiet dedication benefits everyone who participates in the men’s basketball league, in-house basketball program, open gym for adults and youth, and the coed volleyball league. Johnson has launched or assisted with each of those programs.

Along with his strong work ethic and commitment, Johnson is always ready to help others. All of these admirable attributes led to his selection as Middle Township’s Employee of the Month.

“I am very surprised. It is an honor to be recognized,” said Johnson, who began working for the Township in 2013. “I love interacting with the youth and families of the community.”

Even on his days off, Johnson steps up to help. Business Administrator Kimberly Osmundsen shared a recent example, saying Johnson pulled into the parking lot of the Martin Luther King Center when he saw her waiting there. When he learned that Osmundsen was waiting for the center to open, he offered to drive home to get his key.

“Tim is a role model to the youth who use the recreational centers in Middle Township,” said Osmundsen, who nominated Johnson for Employee of the Month. “His hard work and dedication to our visitors and taxpayers should be recognized.”

Recreation Director Dustin Sturm said Johnson works almost every night and weekend mornings for the youth sports programs, and calls the aide a “major asset” for the Recreation Department and local youth.

“Tim seeks ways to positively impact the community,” said Sturm. “We always have conversations on what we can do better, because we both agree the job is never done when it comes to providing opportunities to the younger generation of Middle Township. It is easier to run and create new programs when you have employees like Tim.”

Johnson will be recognized as Employee of the Month at the Feb. 6 Township Committee meeting.

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