The Salvation Army honored the Rotary Club of Edmond at their 32nd annual Celebration of Hope Luncheon on April 10th.
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ion is “Doing the most good” for many who have lost all hope. The Club was recognized for nearly 12 years of service to the Salvation Army. For the past 12 years during the holiday season, the Club has served as bell ringers in the Edmond area. Club Member, Stan Kelley spearheaded the project and has been instrumental in the long term relationship with the Salvation Army. Accepting the award on behalf of the Club was incoming President, Chris Koehler and Past President, Jeanean Yanish.
ion is “Doing the most good” for many who have lost all hope. The Club was recognized for nearly 12 years of service to the Salvation Army. For the past 12 years during the holiday season, the Club has served as bell ringers in the Edmond area. Club Member, Stan Kelley spearheaded the project and has been instrumental in the long term relationship with the Salvation Army. Accepting the award on behalf of the Club was incoming President, Chris Koehler and Past President, Jeanean Yanish.The Rotary club of Edmond meets at noon every Wednesday at the Edmond Mercy Hospital on I-35. Guests are welcome. www.edmondrotary.org
Pictured (l to r): Jeanean Yanish, Past President, Chris Koehler, Incoming Club President