Posted by showcrop on July 24, 2020 at 03:51:35 from (75.68.37.174):
Tractor Cedric posted and Gtidwell wrote a good response yesterday about helping neighbors. Most of us our now in our days of needing a lot more help than we can give. Last year another one of the older guys on the Fire Department commented that he joined initially because he had seen his father live in town for twenty years without knowing hardly anyone, and that he wanted to be involved in the community. All rural towns require many people being involved in order to provide some of the needed services. If you look around your community you will see volunteers getting things done. There are few robots. There is a lot that seniors can do. I am a driver-operator, and also a slave driver, always urging the newer younger members to see what needs to be done in order to constantly make our department better. At a large event there are many support jobs that need to be done in order to free the longer members up to perform the more strenuous tasks. Your church also requires a lot of volunteer hours in order to provide the services that most people don't even know are being provided. Yes, there is a place for you, and you will get the benefit of the camaraderie and a new circle of friends.
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