Volunteer Spotlight: Friends of Libby Hill

"No group epitomizes the Dietrich Bonhoeffer quote 'the ultimate test of a moral society is the kind of world that it leaves to its children' more than the Friends of Libby Hill. Although the history of Libby Hill Trails is well documented, the people responsible for taking an initial 70 acre donation and making it what it is today are nothing short of amazing. Most of all, the thousands of hours of volunteer work  - building, grooming and maintaining these trails to keep this 'gem of recreation' going 365 days a year - is done under the radar and by people that are for the most part unknown to those that use these trails. This unselfish dedication to create & maintain something that will be enjoyed by future generations is a big part of what community is all about."

~ Councilor Lew Mancini
Presenter, Organization of the Year Award

Congratulations to board members Barney Boyton, John Keller, Carl Holmquist, Brian Edwards, and Wayd Gendreau who keep the trails going as well as to other long-time friends Dana Giggey, Doreen McPike, Kelly Edwards and the dozens of others who have made Libby Hill Trails a reality!