During the recent Sheboygan County Board meeting, significant tributes were paid to long-serving board member Roger, who has dedicated 40 years to public service. The meeting highlighted Roger's impactful contributions, particularly his commitment to responsible governance and community service, which has spanned generations in his family.

In a heartfelt reflection, board members recounted Roger's involvement in major initiatives, including the Amsterdam Dunes acquisition and investments in the county's transportation system. Roger emphasized the importance of being responsible stewards of limited resources, noting the various consolidations and cost-saving measures implemented during his tenure. His pride in his family's legacy of public service was evident, with roots tracing back to his great-grandfather's service on the county board in the 1800s. This tradition continues today, with his daughter and great-granddaughter actively involved in local governance and education.

The meeting also recognized Vern Koch for his leadership as county board chair over the past four years. His contributions were acknowledged as vital to the board's progress and stability during a challenging period.

Overall, the meeting served as a poignant reminder of the impact of dedicated public service on the community, celebrating both Roger's extensive career and the ongoing commitment of his family to local governance. As the board looks to the future, the legacy of service exemplified by Roger and his family will undoubtedly continue to inspire future leaders in Sheboygan County.