Good morning, Fayette County. The saying "life well-lived" takes on profound meaning when reflecting on Mary Linda Hagar's 80 years among us. The devoted mother, grandmother, and 27-year 4-H advisor left behind a legacy of service, quick wit, and goat herding expertise when she passed peacefully on August 19. Her story reminds us how deeply one person's influence can ripple through a community—from instilling values in her five children to guiding countless young people through her decades of 4-H leadership.
Mark your calendars for a scheduling shift as the Fayette County Board of Health moves its monthly meetings to second Tuesdays beginning in September, while maintaining that early-bird 7:30am start time. And there's new leadership at The Salvation Army in Central Ohio, where Majors Philip and Jodi Lloyd bring their impressive 60+ years of combined service experience to support the 46,000 central Ohioans the organization assists annually. Their academic credentials and upcoming charity events signal promising developments for this vital community resource.
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🌸 Mary Linda Hagar's life of service ended peacefully at 80. The devoted mother, grandmother, and 27-year 4-H advisor passed away August 19 in her Hillsboro home surrounded by loved ones. Known for her quick wit, gardening skills, and goat herding expertise, Mary instilled values of honesty and resourcefulness in her five children. She took special pride in her military children and enjoyed beach trips with grandchildren, thrifting adventures, and maintaining her collections of treasured items. Mary is survived by her husband of 61 years, Ronald, her children, grandchildren, and siblings.
📅 Fayette County shifts health board meetings to second Tuesdays. Beginning in September, the Fayette County Board of Health will permanently change its regular monthly meeting day while maintaining the 7:30am start time. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, September 9, 2025. Health Commissioner Leigh Olaker encourages community participation, noting the board's important role in protecting public health. Community members are welcome to attend meetings and can request to speak by contacting Olaker to be placed on the agenda.
🙏 The Salvation Army in Central Ohio gets new leadership team. Majors Philip and Jodi Lloyd, with over 60 years of combined service, have taken over as Area Commanders for the organization. Major Philip brings impressive academic credentials including a doctorate in Strategic Leadership and has authored a book on selfless leadership. Major Jodi, with a business communications degree, balances professional duties with her commitment to family. The couple is already preparing for upcoming charity events that will help support the 46,000 central Ohioans the organization serves annually.
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