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Billie Ruth Fitzgerald honored with Titusville Community Service Award
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Titusville honored longtime volunteer Billie Ruth Fitzgerald at its Aug. 25 special presentations meeting for more than seven decades of civic service, including roles on the Parrish Medical Center board and the Titusville Housing Authority.
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The City of Titusville presented its 2026 Community Service Award to Billie Ruth Fitzgerald during a special presentations meeting on Aug. 25. Mayor (unnamed in the transcript) read Fitzgerald’s nomination from Saint Gabriel’s Episcopal Church, highlighting more than 70 years of civic involvement and leadership in local nonprofit and housing efforts.
The mayor’s citation noted Fitzgerald’s long service on the Parrish Medical Center board (24 years) and 40 years with the Titusville Housing Authority, including terms as president. The nomination credited Fitzgerald with researching, developing and helping secure funding for the Titusville Towers assisted living facility and with broad volunteer work in organizations such as the garden club and local scouting programs. Fitzgerald responded to the recognition: “Well for once in my life. I’m speechless. So, thank you so much. I love Titusville,” expressing appreciation for the community she said has shaped her life.
City staff and council members applauded all nominees and thanked volunteers who serve in the community. The presentation closed with brief remarks from the city manager acknowledging the competitive nomination process and the committee that selected this year’s recipient.
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