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Fort Thomas proclaims days to honor two volunteers for 40 years of service
Summary
Council presented proclamations honoring Jim Beineke and Dan (40-year honoree) for four decades of service on local boards, recognizing their community involvement, church service and longtime residency in Fort Thomas.
Fort Thomas Mayor read proclamations recognizing two longtime volunteers for 40 years of service to the city.
The mayor recited a proclamation for Jim Beineke, noting he has lived in Fort Thomas since infancy, attended local schools, worked in banking and business, served as a volunteer ambassador for Honor Flight Tri‑State since 2009 and was appointed to the city’s Board of Adjustment in 1985, serving for 40 years. The proclamation declared July 30 as "Jim Beinecke Day" in Fort Thomas (as recorded in the meeting transcript). The mayor presented Jim with a proclamation and a clock.
The mayor then read a proclamation honoring Dan (surname variably transcribed in the record) for his 40 years on the Planning Commission, his service in the Army Reserve, his engineering career and church leadership; the proclamation declared July 30 as Dan’s day in Fort Thomas.
Council and attendees thanked both honorees and took photographs. The mayor remarked on the value of continuity and the city’s appreciation for four decades of volunteer service.
What happens next: The proclamations are part of the meeting record and will be presented to the honorees as recognition of service.
