Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hanover

Citizen of the Year (March, 2009)

In every community, there are those who give tirelessly to the community in which they live. And those who give the most are seldom given thanks for their time, effort and compassion. That's why the annual awards for Hanover Citizen of the Year and Lifetime Achievement were created.

The awards were presented on Wed., March 4 at the annual general meeting of the Hanover Chamber of Commerce. The awards are sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, The Post and Youth Roots.

This year's Citizen of the Year is Sandra Schreinert. Schreinert gives her time and effort generously to her church, Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Hanover & District.

Schreinert gives her time and effort generously to her church, Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Hanover & District, as well as to her community. She has been an active member of BBBS for more than three years, serving on the board of directors and organizing events such as the golf tournament. She has been involved in the Community Kitchen Program - a joint program between the Grey Bruce Public Health and BBBS. She has volunteered for the Salvation Army kettle drive, Community Support Service, the Bluewater Chapter of the Cancer Society, Meals on Wheels, and the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.

Schreinert also is very involved in volunteering at the Grace United Church, teaching Sunday school and serving on many committees, as well as scheduling appointments for the church. And when new families come to the church, they are welcomed with muffins, an idea that originated with Schreinert. Her long list of community giving, is added to by time that she has spent as a foster parent, a 4-H leader, and on the executive of the local figure skating club. anover and District, as well as to her community. She has been an active member of BBBS for more than three years, serving on the board of directors and organizing events such as the golf tournament. She has been involved in the community kitchen program - a joint program between the Grey Bruce Public Health and BBBS. She has volunteered for the Salvation Army kettle drive, Community Support Service, the Bluewater Chapter of the Cancer Society, Meals on Wheels, and the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.

By LAURA MACDUFF, POST NEWS

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Pictured above is Sandra with her husband, Bob Schreinert.

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	Citizen of the Year (March, 2009) In every community, there are those who give tirelessly to the community in which they live. And those who give the most are seldom given thanks for their time, effort and compassion. That's why the annual awards for Hanover Citizen of the Year and Lifetime Achievement were created. The awards were presented on Wed., March 4 at the annual general meeting of the Hanover Chamber of Commerce. The awards are sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, The Post and Youth Roots. This year's Citizen of the Year is Sandra Schreinert. Schreinert gives her time and effort generously to her church, Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Hanover & District. Schreinert gives her time and effort generously to her church, Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Hanover & District, as well as to her community. She has been an active member of BBBS for more than three years, serving on the board of directors and organizing events such as the golf tournament. She has been involved in the Community Kitchen Program - a joint program between the Grey Bruce Public Health and BBBS. She has volunteered for the Salvation Army kettle drive, Community Support Service, the Bluewater Chapter of the Cancer Society, Meals on Wheels, and the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Schreinert also is very involved in volunteering at the Grace United Church, teaching Sunday school and serving on many committees, as well as scheduling appointments for the church. And when new families come to the church, they are welcomed with muffins, an idea that originated with Schreinert. Her long list of community giving, is added to by time that she has spent as a foster parent, a 4-H leader, and on the executive of the local figure skating club. anover and District, as well as to her community. She has been an active member of BBBS for more than three years, serving on the board of directors and organizing events such as the golf tournament. She has been involved in the community kitchen program - a joint program between the Grey Bruce Public Health and BBBS. She has volunteered for the Salvation Army kettle drive, Community Support Service, the Bluewater Chapter of the Cancer Society, Meals on Wheels, and the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. By LAURA MACDUFF, POST NEWS Pictured above is Sandra with her husband, Bob Schreinert.