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HCSCC Board of Directors News

Mountain Media, LLC by Mountain Media, LLC
January 10, 2024
in HCSCC Spotlight, Local Stories, Page Five
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Meeting schedule for 2024: January 25, March 28, April 25, June 27, September 26,

and October 24. All meetings will be held at 9:30 am in hybrid format.

 

Board Officers & Members

 

  1. Ryan Kennedy, President, Bill O’Field, Vice President, Franklin Hairston, Secretary,

Betty Waddy, Treasurer, Carol E. Brown, Linda Coffman, Janet Dotson, Will Hyman,

Harley Jeffries, Bill Phillips, Donna Stuart, and Susan Thomas.

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HCSC Purchases ADA Compliant Minivan

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During the last 18 months, HCSC has had to retire four older transportation vans due to

maintenance issues. The 5310 Federal program to purchase vans has had production

issues resulting in extensive delivery delays for vehicles. To continue to provide

transportation services for seniors, HCSC has purchased an ADA compliant minivan out

of available HCSC funds. The new van has a rear ramp to load a rider in a wheelchair.

The logo and lettering will be added soon. Pictured in the new vehicle is Cathy Riley,

Van Driver.

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HCSC RECEIVES DONATION FROM ANTERO FOUNDATION

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On December 5, 2023, Antero Foundation Representatives Jason Ware and Carrie Ray,

presented the HCSC Food Pantry with a $2000 donation. Many volunteers and

employees assist in providing pantry services to community members in need. Pictured

from L-R: Bill O’Field, HCSC Board Vice President, Beth Fitzgerald, HCSC Executive

Director, Carrie Ray, Antero Representative, Tom Brosius, volunteer, Kim Lowther,

Programs Administrator, Crystal Pumphrey, In-Home Admin. Assistant, Roger Turner,

volunteer, Jason Ware, Antero Representative, Curtis Short, Operations Manager, Vickie

Turner, Kitchen Supervisor, Cindy Hutton, In Home Caregiver, Joe Caruso, CFO, Jesse

Herrod, and Paul Bennett, Title V worker.

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SNJ for JAN 2024

 

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PANCAKE BREAKFAST and SANGRIA DAY

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On Monday, December 18, 2023, Randall Lynch, friend of the Senior Center, treated

staff and members to a free sausage and pancake breakfast using his secret pancake

batter recipe. Everyone enjoyed the fluffy treat. HCSC Board President E. Ryan

Kennedy paid a special visit to enjoy pancakes and thank Randall for his generous

breakfast donation. Pictured L – R: HCSC Board President E. Ryan Kennedy, Betty

Waddy, HCSC Board Treasurer, and Randall Lynch, Pancake Creator Extraordinaire.

Later that week on December 20, 2023, HCSC celebrated National Sangria Day with

non-alcoholic Sangria. Randall volunteered to be our server for the day. In addition to

a glass of Sangria with your choice of fruit, he also served homemade hot wassail to the

seniors in the Kinley Café. Pictured L – R, Michael Gorzka, Admin. Assistant, Naomi

Powell, center member, and Randall Lynch, server.

 

HCSC CLOSES FOR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY

HCSC will be closed in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day on January 15, 2024.

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HCSC INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY

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In case of inclement weather, HCSC will post on local news stations weather delay or

closing lists, radio, and our Facebook page. If the center remains open, the ability to

provide services such as transportation will be made on a case by case basis.

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