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📚 Aleta Milton, a retired teacher from Choctaw Beach, volunteers weekly in multiple organizations across Niceville.
🛒 She helps families in need at Sharing and Caring and supports literacy as part of Plew Elementary’s Grand Readers program.
🙌 Milton was selected as April’s “Good Neighbor” by the Ryan Cabaniss State Farm Agency for her continued service to the community.
Niceville’s Good Neighbor Award is sponsored content brought to you by Niceville’s Good Neighbor for Insurance, Ryan Cabaniss.
A retired teacher who continues to spend her time helping others has been named the Niceville Good Neighbor for the month of April.
The Ryan Cabaniss State Farm Agency selected Aleta Milton, a Choctaw Beach resident and retired Okaloosa County school teacher, for her volunteer work in the Niceville community.
Milton volunteers weekly at multiple organizations. She works several shifts at Niceville Sharing and Caring, where she helps distribute food and other necessities to families in need. She also participates in the Grand Readers program at Plew Elementary School, where she helps students who are struggling to learn to read. Additionally, she serves on the Missions Committee at Point Washington United Methodist Church, helping to coordinate service projects for the church and the surrounding community.
Milton said she was surprised to learn she had been selected for the recognition. “I just try to stay involved so I don’t get bored,” she said.
Congratulations to Aleta from Mid Bay News and thanks to the Ryan Cabaniss State Farm Agency for supporting this program to highlight local community servants!
If you want to nominate someone for next month’s ‘Good Neighbor of the Month’ Award – click here!
