(Editor’s Note: This letter was originally sent to Sharon Morgan, events producer for the Chamber of Commerce.)
Sharon, what we were most struck by when we moved to Fountain Hills was the “can do” attitude of the town.
We used to call it the little town that could. Of course in the beginning we had no idea you were behind all of the activities we admired...the fairs, the luminarias, the Thanksgiving Day Parade, the Stroll. We were just thrilled that they happened!
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Gail and Paul Appeldorn
(Editor’s Note: This letter was originally sent to Sharon Morgan, events producer for the Chamber of Commerce.)
Sharon, what we were most struck by when we moved to Fountain Hills was the “can do” attitude of the town.
We used to call it the little town that could. Of course in the beginning we had no idea you were behind all of the activities we admired...the fairs, the luminarias, the Thanksgiving Day Parade, the Stroll. We were just thrilled that they happened!
It never ceases to amaze us how you work tirelessly, probably thanklessly, to entertain the masses. Last week at the Stroll was yet another example of your ability. It was, quite simply, awesome. Like Halloween, the families came and joyfully took part in the celebration.
Sharon, you make it all look so easy, but we have been privileged to get some insight into what is really involved, and we are dumbstruck!
Thank you for all you have done for so many years to make this such an incredible place to live.
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