September Volunteer of the Month: Tom Pucci

Issaquah, WALocal News

Tom Pucci has been named September's Volunteer of the Month in Issaquah Highlands, where he plays an active role on the IHCA Board of Directors and the Architectural Review Committee. In his personal account, Pucci describes the community as a special place, noting his family's previous residences and their decision to move closer to their daughter, a nurse at Swedish Hospital. He appreciates the peaceful nature of the community and its proximity to essential services, recreational opportunities, and stunning views. Pucci advocates for community involvement, urging residents to consider local volunteer opportunities to make a difference. He recounts how his board experience extends beyond Issaquah Highlands, highlighting his involvement in various organizations.

Pucci, along with his wife Sandy and their adopted cat Gizmo, expresses gratitude for the supportive community and their close-knit family. His story serves as an inspiration for others to engage in volunteerism and strengthen community bonds. The recognition underscores the value of active participation in local governance and community enhancement.

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