Cheers to Volunteers! – The Kansas City Red Coaters
The Kansas City Red Coaters are a community-service organization comprised of 70 volunteers who are passionate about the Kansas City Chiefs and giving back to Our Town. The Red Coaters contributed more than 3500 hours of community service in 2012 and joined with Clark Hunt, Chiefs Cheerleaders and KC Wolf to collect over $40,000 to benefit Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Kansas City. The Red Coaters have been an important part of the Kansas City Chiefs organization for 50 years. Thanks for all your hard work, Kansas City Red Coaters!
Also featured in the May 4th issue of The Independent
Photo Credit: Steve Sanders
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| (Front row) Mike Lehnus, Ray Zakovich, Lori Wurzer, Peggy Marrs, Christy Chester, Carole Crowley, Rosalie Gifford, Terry Abella, Brenda Garvin, Sandy Bentch, Vicki Bowman, and Lacey Glover (second row) Kenny Marrs, Pat Winkler, Mike Ebenroth, Linda Newby, Debbie Miller, and Pat Woodson (back row) Scott Fuller, Lee Miller, Al Herrera, Frank Audano, Jr., Dale Newby, Blake Thomas, and Clara Glover |
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