January Volunteer of the Month: Lori McBroom!


January Volunteer of the Month: Lori McBroom!

Lori is a vital member of the team and helps keep our Facebook page up and running! Thank you for all that you do, Lori!


A Message from the Team:

Kate: Lori, I am so thankful to call you a friend and fellow volunteer. Thank you for all that you do to keep RRSMS going! You are a rock star. 

Aisling: Thank you for all that you do Lori!

Michaelle: Yay!! Appreciate your dedication, Lori! 😊👏

Gina: Congratulations, you rock. Thanks for all you do!

Jen: Thanks Lori for all you do!!!

Radeyah: Thanks for all you do!

Sid: Thank you for all that you do <3

Heather: Thanks for everything you do!

Twinkle: Congrats Lori! Appreciate all the hard work you put in 💛👏☺

Colleen: Congrats Lori! Thanks for all your hard work!

Sandy: Thanks Lori for your awesome work! Keep it up!!

Andrea: Thank you Lori for all your hard work! We appreciate it greatly!

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