September Volunteer of the Month: Tom Pucci

Issaquah, WALocal News

Tom Pucci has been selected as the September Volunteer of the Month in Issaquah Highlands, where he actively serves on both the IHCA Board of Directors and the Architectural Review Committee. In his heartfelt reflection, Pucci shares the joy he finds in the community’s peaceful setting and its convenient access to major roads, retail, and recreational opportunities. His decision to move to Issaquah Highlands was significantly influenced by his daughter's employment at a nearby hospital, illustrating the community's familial connections. Pucci highlights the vital role of volunteerism in fostering a strong community spirit and urges residents to explore local opportunities. He and his wife Sandy, along with their newly adopted cat Gizmo, appreciate the supportive environment and vibrant community life.

With a background in various leadership roles, Pucci's experience enriches his contributions to the neighborhood. His story serves as an inspiration for others to engage in volunteer work and become active participants in their communities. The article reflects the value of community involvement and the positive impact of dedicated volunteers like Pucci.

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