Endowment Named For Longtime Salvation Army Volunteer
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The Salvation Army of Kosciusko County has established an endowment in honor of long-time volunteer E. Mazie Alexander, who died March 28.
Donations given by family and friends resulted in the creation of the “Kosciusko Hometown Heroes” Endowment of The Salvation Army, according to a release from the non-profit agency.
Gifts made to the fund will provide for the long-term stability of funding local programs to help those in need in Kosciusko County.
Alexander volunteered for over 50 years with The Salvation Army. She was one of the co-founders of The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary, which was established locally in 1968.
Alexander was active in the community with the Republican Party and Walnut Creek United Methodist Church. She served as County Recorder in the late 1960s and was very diligent in her duties.
“Mazie embodied the ideal of ‘Hometown Hero,’” noted Ken Locke, Community Ministries Coordinator at The Salvation Army.
“She loved her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, and gave to others in practical ways. She would be thrilled to be honored in this way, knowing that those gifts will result in monies supporting The Salvation Army for years to come.”
Donations for this fund may be sent to: The Salvation Army, P.O. Box 1257, Warsaw, IN 46581-1257. Please include “Kosciusko Hometown Heroes” in the memo line.
For more information on this fund and other ways to give, contact Major Bill Welch, Corps Officer (Director) at 574-267-5361 or visit: sawarsaw.org and click on “Kosciusko Hometown Heroes.”
