Robert Sharp

Robert Sharp, a 73-year-old truck driver from Pittsburgh, PA was recognized as Stanley’s first Unsung Hero. Robert was nominated by his co-workers for his unrelenting work and dedication to getting the job done and done right. He often outdoes his younger counterparts at Adam’s Express and is always going above and beyond to get his deliveries done, morning, noon or night.

Robert was honored to win the first Unsung Hero award and excited to share his Stanley swag with the rest of his Adam’s Express crew.

Curtis Nachtsheim

Curtis Nachtsheim, has been a food and beverage director for the Saint Paul Saints for the past six years and has recently been recognized as Stanley’s Unsung Hero. Curtis was nominated by his boss for his work ethic, long hours of tireless work, dedication to the organization and perseverance to always get the job done.

Curtis was recognized as the Unsung Hero winner in front of fans at the Saints game on 7/12. Curtis will join the Stanley crew at Aquatennial for VIP treatment and will receive his official Unsung Hero award and Stanley swag.

Tim Bates

Tim is a very active and dedicated volunteer at DreamBikes. Dream Bikes is a non-profit organization that strategically places used bicycle stores in low-income communities throughout the Madison, WI and Milwaukee, WI area. Erik Lee, General Manager of Dream Bikes, nominated Tim for his positive attitude and tireless efforts in making Dream Bikes a success. Tim has donated countless hours and expertise to the non-profit by assisting customers, repairing loads of extremely neglected bikes, and running electrical for the entire Dream Bikes building. DreamBikes wouldn’t be the same without him. Thanks Tim!

Tim will be recognized as the Unsung Hero winner at the US Granprix Cyclocross event in Sun Prairie, WI on September 24th, he will be joined by the Stanley crew for VIP treatment, and will receive his official Unsung Hero award and Stanley swag.

Bobbi Beyer

Bobbi Beyer is the Recreation Facility Specialist for the City of Dayton Department of Recreation and Youth Services. In this role, Bobbi’s primary responsibility is to oversee programming at a cultural facility where she is always eager to apply her love for the outdoors in various projects for the department. Both at work and in her personal life, Bobbi promotes an active outdoor lifestyle and is a champion when it comes to recycling and green causes. Recently, Bobbi took the initiative to install a new and improved flower bed at the Jim Nichols Tennis Center. Bobbi has also exemplified integrity and a strong work ethic by leading a project to produce a playground that is now widely used and loved by the community. For all these reasons and more, Bobbi was nominated by the Director of the department, LaShea Smith, as the Unsung Hero for the City of Dayton Department of Recreation and Youth Services.

Bobbi was celebrated as the Dayton, OH Unsung Hero winner at Gearfest on October 1st. At this event, Bobbi received her official Unsung Hero award along with Stanley swag.

Wanda McClain

Wanda, the chosen unsung hero in Alabama, has been working with Camp Cosby for nearly 15 years. At Camp Cosby, a branch of the YMCA, children spend a week away from their parents, participating in outdoor experiences which help them grow and boost their self esteem.

As the Summer Camp Registrar, Wanda has been an integral part of the program, working with every parent and child to ensure both are happy and content. Over the past few years, the camp has struggled. As a result, Wanda has taken on additional responsibilities ensuring that Camp Cosby endures the hard times and continues to support youth in need. Without her dedication, the camp wouldn’t be the same.

Wanda was nominated by Kevin Casey, Executive Director of Camping Services at Camp Cosby. On October 22nd, she was celebrated as the Talladega, AL Unsung Hero at the Talladega Superspeedway.

Adrian Rodriquez

Adrian Rodriquez, a devoted employee of the Austin Fire Department (AFD) has been recognized as the eighth Unsung Hero on the Stanley, Built for Life tour.

As Stores Coordinator, Adrian is a crucial member of the team who keeps the department running smoothly everyday. His diligence and "get it done" nature guarantees that the crew is always well-equipped and prepared to fight fires. The AFD constantly relies on him to have the necessary safety equipment stocked and organized. The entire Austin Fire Department appreciates all of his hard work and would like to thank him for his dedication to the department.

Adrian was nominated by Jennifer Heatly of the Austin Fire Department. On November 5th, he was recognized as the Austin Unsung Hero winner at Fun Fun Fun Fest, where he was joined by the Stanley crew for VIP treatment, and received his official Unsung Hero award and Stanley swag.