Modern Woodmen and City Tree Committee plant trees at Eyman Park

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Modern Woodmen members of Chapter 5458 with Washington Court House City Tree Committee members and other volunteers joined together to purchase and plant two London Plane Trees at Eyman Park (pond side) near Paint Creek on Saturday morning, Nov. 7.

The city park lost quite a few ash trees due to the ash borer infestation a couple years back and thanks to the Modern Woodman Plant a Tree Program, Eyman Park was able to receive two new trees.

Modern Woodmen of America is a Fraternal Financial Services company that partners with members on community improvement projects. Modern Woodmen encourages each local chapter to organize a tree-planting project each year. Through the Plant a Tree Program, Modern Woodmen will reimburse up to $250 for the cost of trees.

In addition to providing an opportunity to beautify your community, the Plant a Tree project is ecologically-minded and a great way for families to get together to improve their local city park, school yard or other community area.

If you would like more information please call Dan Mayo at 937-725-0445, or email: [email protected].

From left to right: George Shoemaker and Brenda Caudill, Washington Court House City Tree Committee members, with Debra Grover, Modern Woodman member. Volunteers involved but not pictured: Sara Creamer, Fayette County Master Gardener, Don Creamer, City of Washington Court House Urban Forester, Pete Harporee, City of Washington Court House Associate, Dan Mayo, Modern Woodmen District Agent, and Bev Mayo, Modern Woodmen Member.
http://www.recordherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2015/11/web1_Woodman.jpgFrom left to right: George Shoemaker and Brenda Caudill, Washington Court House City Tree Committee members, with Debra Grover, Modern Woodman member. Volunteers involved but not pictured: Sara Creamer, Fayette County Master Gardener, Don Creamer, City of Washington Court House Urban Forester, Pete Harporee, City of Washington Court House Associate, Dan Mayo, Modern Woodmen District Agent, and Bev Mayo, Modern Woodmen Member.

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