Posted by tony in sd on August 15, 2019 at 05:24:15 from (174.219.10.36):
In Reply to: Public Service posted by showcrop on August 15, 2019 at 03:32:53:
I served my time as a public servant. Figured I did a pretty good job because some loved what I was doing and others hated what I was doing. Now it’s time for the younger people to come to the plate. For the most part, decisions made now will affect their future a lot longer than mine. So they should be making the policies and decisions. I will offer advice and history IF asked but pretty much steer clear and let the next generation run the show.
I was also very active in my younger years supporting the community beyond boards and public offices. I did, with the aid of my employees, a lot of “just do it because stuff” for free. Not looking for a pat on the back but things that needed to be done to help better the community. I would hear people would say “Does anybody know who did that?” I never said unless they asked me directly if I did it. And then I rarely answered, unless it was a private conversation.
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