March Volunteer of the Month: Ryan Aby, Highlands Youth Advisory Board

Issaquah, WALocal News

March’s Volunteer of the Month, Ryan Aby, is a dedicated junior at Issaquah High School who has significantly impacted the Highlands Youth Advisory Board through five years of service, including two years as president. In his heartfelt reflection, Ryan shares his deep-rooted connection to the Issaquah Highlands community, which he has called home since childhood. He appreciates the inviting nature of the community, which has allowed him to forge lasting friendships and create cherished memories, such as sports days and walks in local parks. Initially inspired by his brother’s involvement, Ryan's volunteering journey has blossomed into a profound commitment to youth engagement and community service. He emphasizes the endless opportunities available for young volunteers in Issaquah Highlands and encourages others to join in and experience the joy of making a difference.

His story highlights the importance of youth involvement and reflects the vibrant spirit of Issaquah Highlands as a welcoming and supportive neighborhood, inspiring other young residents to contribute to their community.

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