September Volunteer of the Month: Tom Pucci

Issaquah, WALocal News

Tom Pucci has been honored as the September Volunteer of the Month in Issaquah Highlands for his significant contributions on the IHCA Board of Directors and the Architectural Review Committee. He reflects on his family's transition from various locations to Issaquah Highlands, emphasizing the community's peace, convenience, and breathtaking views. Pucci underscores the importance of volunteer opportunities in fostering a sense of community and encourages residents to explore ways to make a difference. He shares personal anecdotes about moving to the area when his daughter began working at a local hospital, which motivated their decision to relocate. Additionally, he discusses the joy and healing that comes from adopting a new cat after losing their previous pet, highlighting the supportive nature of their community.

His call to action invites others to consider the benefits of getting involved, reinforcing that even small contributions can lead to meaningful change. Tom’s story exemplifies how community engagement can enhance quality of life and strengthen neighborhood bonds, serving as an inspiration for others to participate in local initiatives and volunteer efforts.

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