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AVON PARK —
Lisa Turner’s dedication to Avon Park’s Dixie Youth Baseball program
is an inspiration. Not only is she the secretary of the board, going
on three years of continuous service, she’s pitched in wherever she’s
needed (except from the mound).
And to honor her dedication, the News-Sun is proud to name her the
Unsung Hero for August.
In fact, Krista Ford, who has
dedicated herself to the program as well, put it this way, “The league
would not be an organization if it weren’t for her.”
Turner’s husband, Todd Turner, while
admittedly biased and very proud, was clearly sincere when he echoed
Ford, saying of his wife, “She’s the glue that holds things together.
She works a lot of late nights and knows what’s going on.” |
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Todd was
recognized for saving the life of a heart attack victim |
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The Three
Musketeers |
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Howdy
Pilgrim |
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This year ... |
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It was a successful
year for Todd and Lisa they were both recognized in their community.
Todd performed CPR on
heart attack victim and was credited with saving his life.
Lisa was commended in an article in the local news for her
volunteer work for the Avon Park Youth Baseball League.
Kenton started first grade
and is growing like a weed. |
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The
Journey Begins |
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Landing the BIG one |
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Happy Birthday to me |
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Rockin' the Creek |
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