Barry S. Timson
Community Service Award

2026 Awardee: Lily Drouin-Scease

Lily Drouin-Scease has been chosen by the Old Hallowell Day Committee as the 2026 Barry S. Timson Community Service Award recipient for her clear and lasting commitment to our community through service, leadership, and environmental stewardship.

Lily is a recent graduate of Hall-Dale High School where she was a member of the Key Club, Student Senate, National Honor Society, and Tri-M Music Council. As a member of the Key Club, she was involved in service work that reflects her willingness to give time to others.

Lily has a passion for both music and the outdoors. She plays the violin and viola and was one of ~70 students statewide chosen to play in the Classical All-State Orchestra. She has participated in various Chewonki expeditions including canoeing on the Allagash River and backpacking through both the Hundred-Mile Wilderness and in the remote Gaspé Peninsula. Her favorite trip was a whitewater trip in a remote area of Quebec.For her senior capstone, Lily focused on stream ecology. She volunteered with the Hallowell Conservation Commission traveling through Hallowell to monitor watershed health. A lesson she learned is the importance of listening to the concerns of landowners and other community stakeholders along the watershed.

Lilyplans to attend Bowdoin College majoring in Environmental Studies. If you see Lily, please congratulate her as she will likely be unable to attend the award ceremony or parade. For her many contributions to our community, the Old Hallowell Day Committee is proud to present the Barry S. Timson Community Service Award to Lily Drouin-Scease.