January Volunteer of the Month Eric Oliner Issaquah Highlands

Issaquah, WALocal News

Eric Oliner, a resident of Manchester Court, has earned the title of January Volunteer of the Month in Issaquah Highlands for his exceptional leadership within the Figure Drawing Group at Blakely Hall. For years, he has been at the forefront of this initiative, and he is set to introduce a new portrait drawing group starting in February. Beyond his organizational skills, Oliner fosters community ties by hosting occasional lunches, allowing members to connect on a personal level. His journey to Issaquah Highlands began in the late 2000s when he and his wife built their home, drawn by the area's charm and vibrancy. With a background in Fine Art, Oliner returned to his passion for drawing after retirement, finding a welcoming artistic community at Blakely Hall.

He emphasizes the privilege of volunteering and encourages others to explore how they can contribute to their community. The article highlights not only his contributions but also the broader opportunities available for community engagement in Issaquah Highlands. Oliner's story serves as a testament to the enriching experiences that come from volunteering and connecting with others.

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