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Reaching out to the Latino Community

— Lucy Flecha, Community Volunteer

My words cannot express the true value, performance and the outstanding services LFHS provides to this community at large. I’ve known LFHS for over 20 years and I mostly admire the compassion, respect, and concern for the wellbeing of others in the community regardless of socio-economic status. One of my best memories about LFHS is when they held the first Latino Health Fair. Reaching to the Latino community was also in their agenda. Always being a step ahead for the sake and health of this community.

Cutting the ribbon for the brand new building is my fondest memory

Even though we were serenaded to a trumpet solo playing “Taps”, cutting the ribbon for the brand new building is my fondest memory. I am happy that LFHS is a part of our community.

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