Community Corner
Letter: Thank You to Oswego Senior Center Volunteers
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Without the help of the numerous volunteers who work at the Oswego Senior center, we would not be able to operate.
Over 117 men and women, young and young-at-heart, coordinate programs, answer phones, help with office work, serve in the kitchen, and put together our marvelous newsletters for a total of 11,563 hours.
Their monetary worth in salaries comes to $98,285.50 and that is at minimum wage which they are all worth much more.
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Whether you give a few hours or a lot hours, for that we are truly grateful. We would like to show special appreciation to our top three volunteers of 2013, Lorraine Kwik ( 618 hours), Diana Hill (514 hours) and Elizabeth Graf ( 487 hours)
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Not enough words can express our gratitude to the coordinators of our programs.
Ceramic – Diana Hill and Kandy Keeling
Crafts - Eizabeth Graf
Computers - Gary Tollaksen and Bob LeClercq
Diner Registration - Bill Eberhart
Garden - Kandy Keeling and Chuck Maass
Knitting & Crocheting - Kandy Keeling
Library – Terie Haas
Line Dancing - Mary Love
Maintenance – Tony Cooper
Newsletter – Linda Christiansen
Senior Singers – Ramona Plock & Meg Papadopoulos?
Woodshop - Jim Curry
VITA program - Kathy Tollaksen
Last, but not least, to the staff of OSC who put in a ton of more hours than they are paid for:
Bob Wyngard, Executive Director
Billie Mateer, Site Manager
Lorraine Schleitwiler, Activity Director
Sandy Pastore – CCC Director
Sharon Hill - Health & Education Coordinator
Carol Issak – Assistant to Manager
If you ever leave us, we do not know how we would replace you.
Pat Feeley
Manager, Oswego Senior Center
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