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Larry Burgee named Liberty Bell Chapter “2017 Hall of Fame” recipient
Liberty Bell Chapter Pioneers were recognition by the Bensalem Heritage Foundation.
On various weekends our members partnered with the Bensalem Heritage Foundation to restore an old African Methodist Episcopal Church. Historic significance is it was part of the underground railroad. The church was established August 12, 1818.
Each volunteer received a certificate of appreciation.
pictured left to right standing: Marie Yotsko, Linda Kane-Jones, Jim Jones, Elaine McLaughlin and Geno McLaughlin. sitting left to right: Rae Ann Smaron, Bernie Allen and Maryann Murtha, missing was Al Lewis
Liberty Bell Chapter volunteers sorted 45 dozen socks and mated them. We delivered 4 dozen of them to each council to donate to various homeless shelters, domestic abuse homes and food banks.
Northeast Council’s Julie Henderson is presenting Ellan Kay Faust at St. John’s Feast of Justice with 4 bags each with 2 dozen socks, zippers and patterns and 4 bags of personal care items for their food bank and homeless clients.
Seaford Central Elementary School 3rd graders received a donation from Caesar Rodney Council New Vision Pioneers to purchase books and reading materials.
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Pioneer Wayne Sterling, 3rd grade teacher Katie Purse, Pioneer Phyllis Sterling and Principal Becky Neubert