Wilkesboro, N.C. – The Walker Center at Wilkes Community College recently hosted its annual Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast to honor the many dedicated individuals who support the center through their time and service. The event, held on the Wilkes Community College campus, brought together volunteers for a morning of fellowship, gratitude, and recognition.
“We asked our volunteers, what’s all the buzz about—and it was them, of course” said Tabitha Hudler Director of the Walker Center “Giving selflessly is the true definition of a volunteer and they live up to that in all aspects. This breakfast is a special opportunity to thank them for their unwavering support.”
The Walker Center depends on its volunteers to welcome guests, assist with performances, and contribute to the overall success of its programming. Their efforts not only strengthen the mission of the Walker Center but also help expand cultural and educational opportunities for the entire community.
Volunteers were celebrated for their dedication and commitment to serving both the college and the community.
For more information about the Walker Center or to learn about volunteer opportunities, please contact Tabitha Hudler, Director of the Walker Center, 336-838-6260, www.walkercenteronline.org.
Front row: Tabitha Hudler (Director- The Walker Center), Johanna Williams (Wilkes Health & Rehabilitation), Lori McNeil (Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist- Wilkes Medical Center, Carolyn Sheets (Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist – Wilkes Medical Center), Martha Crow (vol.), Betty Warren (vol.), Chrissy Howell (Wilkes Co. Schools), Jerry Elledge (vol.), Linda Church (vol.), Katie Isom (Spectrum Hospitality Management)
Back Row: Angela Johnson (Walker Center), Luke Shinault (Pepsi Bottling Ventures), Sharon Osborne (vol.), Mark Baldwin (Pepsi Bottling Ventures), Nila Johnston (vol.), Bill Cardwell (vol.), Mark Byrd (Wilkes Co. School Superintendent), Dion Stocks (Wilkes Co. Schools), Linda Farthing (vol.), Carol Osborne (vol.), Alice Blankenship (Piedmont Federal Bank), Becky Thompson (vol.), Devin Huie (Wilkes Health & Rehabilitation), Daniel & Asher Isom (Spectrum Hospitality Management).
Wilkes Community College, a member of the North Carolina Community College System, is a public, two-year, open-door institution serving the people of Wilkes, Ashe, and Alleghany counties and beyond. Established in 1965, WCC has a proud history of meeting the educational, cultural, and workforce needs of our community. As we look to the future, Wilkes Community College provides programs, resources, and services that create quality educational, economic development, and cultural opportunities. WCC aspires to be an effective, learner-centered institution and a dynamic learning organization, preparing students for success in a changing world.
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