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Mayor proclaims ‘Miss Patsy Day’ for track worker’s 60 years
Summary
Charles Town’s mayor read a proclamation honoring Patsy Kelkin’s nearly 60 years at the local racetrack and announced an on-site recognition on Aug. 28, 2026.
Mayor Michael George read a proclamation recognizing Patsy Kelkin’s approaching 60 years of continuous service at the local racetrack and said the city will mark Aug. 28, 2026 as a day to honor her.
"Now, therefore, I, Michael George, mayor of Charlestown, on behalf of city council and residents, hereby recognize the honor, Patsy miss Patsy Kelkin for her extraordinary service," the mayor read during the meeting. The proclamation described Kelkin’s role welcoming generations of guests and noted a public presentation during the Charlestown Classic Day on Aug. 28, 2026.
The recognition was ceremonial; no council vote or funding was attached. Council members and staff encouraged residents to attend the Aug. 28 event and celebrate Kelkin’s service.
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