We offer our best wishes to Chief Kristin Morgan, who will be leaving the Lynchburg area and has resigned her position as Chief and Executive Director of the Lifesaving Crew. Kristin has volunteered with the crew since 2002 and has been the Chief since 2008. Kristin, who owns her own consulting business, will be relocating with her family to the Jacksonville, Florida area. One member of the crew summed up the feelings of many upon hearing the news of her departure..."Kristin has been a fantastic Chief and has done a great deal to further the mission of our organization. She will be greatly missed."
The Board of Directors has named Samuel W. Green, III as the new Chief and Executive Director of the Lifesaving Crew. Sam is no stranger to the organization having been a member and officer for many years in the 1980's and 1990's. Chief Green will begin his new role as Chief immediately. Congratulations to Sam and Kristin!
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| Happy 77th LLSC |
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On March 27th, 2011 our crew was “officially”, 77 years old, but that number does not reflect how much history has really gone into that space of time. Countless lives have been touched both in terms of the people who have been helped and also in terms of the countless volunteers who have given a portion of their lives (and sometimes their actual lives) in volunteer service. As the third oldest city volunteer rescue squad in the country, and a founding member of VAVRS, the Lynchburg Life Saving Crew has brought a great deal of respect to its members and to the Commonwealth. We welcome your e-mail reflections about our crew at chief@rescue9.org or via U.S. Mail: P.O. Box 675, Lynchburg, VA 24505.
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