It was January 27th, 2018, on a dank and misty morning, when a band of intrepid warriors from the Georgetown Rotary Club emerged from the fog to complete their thirty-eighth ramp build in Jarrell, TX.
Under the guidance of George Lourigan and Larry Baird, the group included veterans Bill Connor, Jim Deuser, Stuart Garner, Dan Bradley, Cris Cash and almost fully trained Denis Pepin and newbie Henry Yu.
These ramps accommodate the special needs of people that would otherwise be confined to their homes.
This club initiative is part of the Texas Ramp Project, an effort that has built in excess of two hundred ramps, ably coordinated by Larry Baird. Our club is committed to the regular monthly construction of such ramps.
These ramps accommodate the special needs of people that would otherwise be confined to their homes.
This club initiative is part of the Texas Ramp Project, an effort that has built in excess of two hundred ramps, ably coordinated by Larry Baird. Our club is committed to the regular monthly construction of such ramps.
Under the guidance of George Lourigan and Larry Baird, the group included veterans Bill Connor, Jim Deuser, Stuart Garner, Dan Bradley, Cris Cash and almost fully trained Denis Pepin and newbie Henry Yu.
These ramps accommodate the special needs of people that would otherwise be confined to their homes.
This club initiative is part of the Texas Ramp Project, an effort that has built in excess of two hundred ramps, ably coordinated by Larry Baird. Our club is committed to the regular monthly construction of such ramps.
These ramps accommodate the special needs of people that would otherwise be confined to their homes.
This club initiative is part of the Texas Ramp Project, an effort that has built in excess of two hundred ramps, ably coordinated by Larry Baird. Our club is committed to the regular monthly construction of such ramps.
