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Wabash Valley Community Foundation appoints additional Board Members

Clay County boards welcomes additional members

Updated: Friday, 16 Nov 2012, 4:06 PM EST
Published : Friday, 16 Nov 2012, 4:03 PM EST

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - The Wabash Valley Community Foundation has announced several additional Clay County Board appointments.

Along with the members who have already been announced, including Renee Stewart, Randy Collins, Kandace Brown, Connie Turner, Jan Howell, Larry Temple, and Nick French, four additional members will serve on the Clay County Community Foundation Board.

Paul Harden, retiree of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Carolyn Keiser, retiree of Martinsville High School, Vicki Mace, owner of Sugar N Spice Florist, and Mike McCullough, a self-employed custom cabinet designer, have joined the board effective immediately.

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