Volunteer of the Year: Sid Scott Lee



Volunteer of the Year: 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: 

Kate: Sid, you are such an asset to the team! We wouldn't be where we are today without all of your hard work and dedication. You do so much for us. I cannot thank you enough for everything that you do for me and for the RRSMS family.

Andrea: Sid you do an amazing job!! We appreciate your dedication and all your hard work!

Congrats Sid! You deserve this.

Aisling: Congrats Sid, you're doing an amazing job! Thanks for all that you do!

Twinkle: Thank you Sid! You truly deserve it. No words will suffice our gratitude and appreciation for all the hard work you put in for RRSMS

Sandy: Sid, you are so awesome! You do great work for RRSMS and you have a great heart!!

Gina: So glad to get to know you and work with you at RRSMS! You are a beautiful and courageous soul. Appreciate all your hard work for our organization!

Lori: Way to go and thank you for your awesome work for the team

Heather: Congratulations! Thanks for being a part of Rock and Roll Saved My Soul. You do such a good job.

Jen: Congratulations Sid! You do amazing things and work so hard for RRSMS. You deserve this!!

Colleen: Congrats Sid, thanks for all the hard work you put into RRSMS! You do a great job!!

Michaelle: So glad to get to know you and work with you at RRSMS! You are a beautiful and courageous soul. Appreciate all your hard work for our organization!


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