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Our Emcees

The people who have hosted the Valor Awards as master of ceremonies,
as featured in each year’s program.

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Rear Admiral Jon C. Kreitz, master of ceremonies, program page
2026
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Rear Admiral Jon C. Kreitz

U.S. Navy (Retired)

Enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1982 as a Machinist’s Mate, and went on to command the USS Stephen W. Groves and the USS New York.

Simone De Alba, master of ceremonies, program page
2025
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Simone De Alba

Emmy award winning anchor with WUSA9 in Washington, DC, and part of the station’s Special Assignments Unit.

Chad Ricardo, master of ceremonies, program page
2024
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Chad Ricardo

Anchor and reporter covering professional, collegiate and prep sports, and host of ‘Game Time’ and ‘In The Sports’.

Peggy Fox, master of ceremonies, program page
2023
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Peggy Fox

Media and Community Relations Manager in Northern Virginia, and a four-time Emmy winner who reported and anchored in Washington, D.C. from 1995 to 2019.

Christopher T. Butler, master of ceremonies, program page
2021
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Christopher T. Butler

Born and raised in Fauquier County and a former Deputy Sheriff, he was elected to the Board of Supervisors for the Lee District in 2016 and chaired it in 2018 and 2019.

Julie Carey, master of ceremonies, program page
2020
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Julie Carey

Northern Virginia bureau chief for NBC4, covering Virginia politics, courts and government since 1992.