The Glynn County Board of Commissioners held a heartfelt meeting on December 19, 2024, marked by gratitude and reflection as they bid farewell to Commissioner Fendig, who completed 12 years of dedicated service. The meeting opened with a warm holiday greeting from the chairman, who emphasized the importance of community and the spirit of Christmas.

Commissioner Fendig was honored for his commitment and hard work, receiving a token of appreciation from the board. "He has been a great benefit to all of us here in the county," the chairman stated, highlighting Fendig's significant contributions over his tenure. Fendig took a moment to acknowledge past commissioners and introduced his successor, Commissioner Bob Duncan, who will take over his role.

The meeting also recognized Vice Chairman Walter Rafalski and Chairman Neal for their exemplary service, with both receiving gifts as tokens of appreciation. "It has been the highest honor to serve the people of Glynn County," Chairman Neal expressed, reflecting on the collaborative efforts of the board to improve the community.

As the meeting concluded, attendees were reminded of the holiday spirit and the importance of community support, with a light-hearted moment allowing guests to leave if they wished. The evening underscored a sense of unity and gratitude among the commissioners, setting a positive tone for the upcoming year.