What is Red Shirt Service?

It's our foundation and commitment to excellence in servicing our customers. At Boyer’s we believe that Red Shirt Service is having the Friendliest, Most Helpful, and Knowledgeable Teammates available to assist you in any way during your shopping experience.

We hope that each and every time you are in our stores, you see the difference in our Teammates vs. our Competitors' Employees.

Help us Reward our Teammates for Performing Outstanding Red Shirt Service!

Use this Nomination Form to Nominate the Boyer’s Teammate(s) that Exceeded your expectations during your shopping trip!

Our Yearly RSS Winner for 2010 is Shirley Diorio
- Front End Manager at the Elysburg Store!!

Shirley has been a Boyer's Food Markets teammate since we opened our Elysburg location in 2005. She started as a cashier and was promoted to Front End Manager in 2008.

Shirley has a son, daughter and five grandchildren. Shirley enjoys taking her two youngest grandchildren to play miniature golf. She also enjoys doing crafts, puzzles, going to yard sales and collecting antique items.

Shirley also belongs to the Red Hat Society which is a social group for women over 50 who spend quality time together within their communities. Their mission is to "enjoy life after 50"! Shirley loves to go to Red Hat meetings and conventions and most of all spending quality time with the Red Hat Ladies and helping her community.

Shirley has won a trip for two to Sonesta Great Bay Beach Resort & Casino in St. Maarten from October 23 through the 28th of 2011 for her outstanding act of red shirt service. Congratulations to Shirley for her outstanding act of Red Shirt Service to the customers' of our Elysburg location.

Shirley's nomination read as follows: "Shirley came back to the store after leaving. The computer systems failed. She helped get customers out of the store as quickly as possible when the system went down. She used adding machines to total orders and gave change out of her own money since the registers could not be opened. She stayed even after the store closed in order to get the computers up and running. Way to go Shirley for your dedication."