The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award - Gold Level

In the early 1980s, Holly Bardutz earned the prestigious Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award through the Canadian Navy chapter, marking a pivotal achievement in her life. This award, renowned for its rigorous requirements, celebrates her dedication to personal growth, resilience, and community service.

Holly’s Path to Gold

Holly’s journey included basic training at CFB Esquimalt, where she developed survival skills and endurance, a six-month volunteer stint with Katimavik, fostering community spirit, and a challenging ten-day canoe trip in Northern Saskatchewan. These experiences strengthened her sense of adventure and commitment to service—qualities that continue to shape her today.

The Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award represents a significant accomplishment, requiring over 78 weeks of dedication to skill-building, fitness, and community involvement. For Holly, achieving this award was not only a source of pride but a testament to perseverance and personal growth.

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