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Santa brings cheer to local seniors with help from WC Sheriff’s Office
On December 21, 2022, Sheriff Mark Butler and the Warren County Sheriff’s Office members assisted the Unity Masonic Lodge No. 146 in providing an early Christmas meal to the Warren County Senior Center for our Seniors and Santa event.
The WCSO would like to thank Will Bryan for preparing this amazing meal. Approximately 35 meals were served, and Ryan Jewel provided entertainment. Sheriff Butler even brought out his guitar and sang to the group.
Santa made an appearance to help deliver gifts to all the operation telephone seniors at the Senior Center and across Warren County. Santa even stopped at the Warren County Department of Social Services to deliver two big bags of toys that the Sheriff’s Office collected. It’s through these community partnerships that, together, WE can make a difference.
Santa with his helpers. L to R, Ryan Jewel, Will Bryan, Santa, Sheriff Mark Butler.
Sheriff Butler gets hug for local senior.
Sheriff Butler serving a meal.
Santa stopped by DSS and shared toys with Michelle Smeltzer
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