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Sep 01 2006

Star of the Month: Sharpless, Hagin

by Terrisue Krogh

Friday, 01 September 2006

I nominate Kathy Sharpless and Sandy Hagin as co-stars for August. Kathy and Sandy both gave many years and countless hours to Girl Scouts in Lansing.

Kathy Sharpless began as a leader in Massachusetts and when she moved to the Lansing area she started working with Brownie Girl Scouts. As the girls bridged to Junior Girl Scouts she made that transition with them. Kathy has retired as a leader; however, you will probably still see her helping other Girl Scouts in the Lansing area.

Sandy Hagin for many years was a devoted parent volunteer and the troop "cookie mom" and then she made the leap to leader. Sandy always did a fantastic job coordinating cookie sales. Sandy has also decided to retire as a leader. Sandy's sister Marilyn Willkens is the leader of Brownie Troop 121 and you may see Sandy giving that troop a hand in the fall.

Girl Scouts Seven Lakes Council will miss the contributions that Kathy and Sandy gave to Girl Scouts in Lansing. Lansing should be proud to have such wonderful role models.

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