Steve Garner steps down from Lake Wichita Revitalization Committee
FORMATION IN 2013.THIS
MORNING.... ANOTHER BIG
DECISION WAS MADE PUBLIC
REGARDING HIS COMMITTEE
INVOLVEMENT. AND, NICHOLAS
QUALLICH WAS AT THAT MEETING.
HE JOINS US FROM LAKE WICHITA
WITH DETAILS...(--NICK--)
DARRELL.. TODAY'S COMMITTEE
QUALLICH-- REPORTING))(--STEVE
GARNER, FORMER LAKE WICHITA
REVITALIZATION COMMITTEE
MEMBER--)DOESN'T MATTER WHERE
YOU GO, BUT YOU RUN INTO
PEOPLE WHO SAY: 'HEY, YOU'RE
THE LAKE GUY,' OR 'BOY, I'M SO
EXCITED ABOUT WHAT'S GOING ON
AT THE LAKE.'AND THAT'S BEEN A
REAL BLESSING FOR ME.SINCE
HELPING DEVELOP PLANS FOR
REVITALIZING LAKE WICHITA IN
2012, GARNER SAYS IT'S BEEN
REWARDING TO SEE HOW MUCH
PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE.
(--STEVE GARNER, FORMER LAKE
WICHITA REVITALIZATION
THIS COMMUNITY CHANGING EVENT.
GARNER SAYS HE'S STEPPING DOWN
SO HE CAN SPEND MORE TIME WITH
FAMILY AND FOCUS ON HIS
FULLTIME JOB.TOM LANG, WHO'S
BEEN INVOLVED WITH THIS
PROJECT FROM THE START WITH
GARNER, SAYS THE COMMITTEE
TAKES UP A LOT OF TIME AND
EFFORT.(--TOM LANG, LAKE
WICHITA REVITALIZATION EX-
OFFICIO COMMITTEE
MEMBER--)HE'S BEEN WITH US FOR
A LONG TIME.AND I TAKE MY HAT
OFF AND THANK HIM FOR THAT.
(--TOM LANG, LAKE WICHITA
REVITALIZATION EX-OFFICIO
COMMITTEE
MEMBER--)IT'S A JOURNEY OF A
THOUSAND MILES, SO WE JUST
KEEPING TAKING ONE STEP AFTER
THE OTHER.STEPS THE NEW
COMMITTEE CHAIR SAYS NEED TO
BE TAKEN.(--PENNY MILLER,
REVITALIZATION COMMITTEE
CHAIR--
)THIS IS A GREAT PROJECT. WE
EVERYBODY THAT WANTS TO MAKE A
DIFFERENCE, TO JUST STICK
THEIR HAND UP AND SAY: 'LET
ME.'LETTING OTHERS TAKE THE
RUDDER AND FOLLOW IN THE WAKE
LEFT BY THE LAKE
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