Volunteer of the Month: Sid Scott Lee


Volunteer of the Month: Sid Scott Lee 

I'm an author from a little big town, creating is a big part of my life. I adore animals. I spend most of my days writing and trying to crank out my first novel. I absolutely love reading and creating in anyway I can. 



A message from the RRSMS Team: 

Gina: Sid,I'm glad that I get to co-run Tumblr with you. You are a very creative individual and we at RRSMS are glad to that you are a part of our team!

Kate: You are an asset to the RRSMS team. I value all of your efforts. You always go above and beyond for the cause and I admire that about you. Thank you for everything that you do for RRSMS, because we wouldn't be where we are today without you! 

 Lori: I am so glad you a part of the team and keep up the awesome work

 Radeyah: Keep up the great work Sid! :) 

 Renee: Thank you for your time and dedication. It is so helpful in getting the reach of Rock & Roll Saved My Soul to more people and change their lives!

 Aisling: Thank you for doing such an awesome job Sid!

 Arminta: Thanks for being such and active and supportive member of the team!

 Sandy: Sid, I slowly been getting to know you on a more personal level and not just a fellow co-worker for RRSMS! You are an amazing person. You really have a good heart. I'm thankful to know you and be able to work with you to bring the world together and change lives! Love you Sid!

 Melissa: Dear Sid,
I don't know you very well, but I'm very grateful for all you do for RRSMS and am happy to have you for a team member.

 Heather: I love working with you Sid.

 Twinkle: Thanks Sid for everything you are doing for RRSMS. I am glad you are part of the team!

 Jen: Thank you for all your great work. We are lucky to have you working with us!

 Colleen: Thank you for everything you do. You are an asset to the team!

 Andrea: Sid you are doing a fantastic job with all that you do! All your hard work and dedication is appreciated! Thank you for your loyalty!




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