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Volunteers
If you would like to get involved as a volunteer, please
call 301-447-3310.
EOPCC gives special thanks to the volunteers who help make our
organization a success. In particular, we thank the honorees who were
recognized at the 2006 annual meeting
2006 Volunteer of the Year: Bridget McCarthy
2006 Community Service Award: Judy Harbaugh
Remembering Star Volunteers
EOPCC is grateful to have had Bill Junker and Grant
Cadwallader as part of our organization for several years before their deaths.
Their contributions of time and talent will continue to make an impact on the
community we serve for years to come.
Grant A. Cadwallader, Registered Architect,
designed the building that has become EOPCC's pride and joy: the new clinic
at 121-123 East Main Street.
Locally Grant contributed to the Gettysburg National Battlefield and
Eisenhower National Monument for exhibit planning, design and production.
Nationally Grant has contributed to the exhibits at Ellis Island, Statue of
Liberty, White House, Mammoth Visitor Center at Yellowstone, Anasazi
Heritage Center, Wright Bothers Visitor Center, N.C. to mention only a
sampling. Internationally Grant contributed to the Danube Delta
Biosphere Reserve, Romania, New Delhi Zoo and Kanha Tiger Reserve, India,
Vitosha Mountain Visitor Center, Sophia ,Bulgaria.
In the photo above, Grant's daughter Gail Cadwallader beams with pride as her father explains
our goals and reviews our progress in the very first phase, the
deconstruction to the foundations of the old building. Scripture scholar Elizabeth Nagel stand in front of her work,
removing the old horsehair plaster and mud from the upstairs. Elizabeth
drove over three hours from Philadelphia for the privilege of meeting Grant
A. Cadwallader, world class architect. She was rewarded for her pilgrimage
and work. We were very grateful for Elizabeth’s gift of service.
William
F. Junker did all of the bookkeeping needed for both the
Osteopathic Primary Care Center in Thurmont and the Regional Primary Care
Center Foundation. Bill gave discipline and determination and
organization where there was none. His caring and infinite hours, as well as
his helping us with good advice will be treasured forever. Bill donated
the use of his personal computer and filing since the beginning. Bill worked
closely with our accountant, Catherine Ditman. Bill was a resident of
Emmitsburg, and is remembered with love for his keen wit and humor.
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