Posted on July 21, 2017
by Nan Royce
Lillian Sukut of Maple Lake, and Terry Marsh of Buffalo were recently named 2017 Wright County Outstanding Senior Volunteers.
Lillian Sukut
Lillian Sukut (no picture available) has been involved in a wide variety of volunteer activities.
Some of her volunteer activities include working with Maple Lake Senior Connections, Sam’s Quilting Club, Maple Manor Senior Building and Dining Site, as well as doing whatever she can to help others.
Terry Marsh
Terry Marsh has been involved with many organizations doing volunteer work.
A few of the many groups he works with are Fare for All, The Shriners, Buffalo Police Reserve, Special Olympics, and Kids Wings, giving time and his talents to help others.
Wight County’s Outstanding Senior Volunteer Selection Committee, in cooperation with the Minnesota State Fair Board and the Wright County Fair Board, made the selection.
The purpose of the program is to recognize that the senior citizen population is a very valuable resource to the communities as they continue to give back of their time and talents to the residents of our communities.
The eligibility criteria for the outstanding senior are that they are a Minnesota resident and must attain the age of 70 by Aug 1.
Only volunteer activities after the age of 65 for which there is no compensation (except for reimbursed expenses) are considered. The committee looks for leadership, diversity of accomplishments, and the variety of services performed.