Abingdon and District Volunteer Drivers honoured

There were three people honoured at the AGM of the Abingdon and District Volunteer Drivers – held at 35 Ock Street this evening.
Abingdon and District Volunteer Drivers
Bill Andrew, has served for over 24 years. In the last 8 months he was the most prolific driver and got 84 drives done. After retiring from the RAF he also used to borrow a white Rolls Royce to chauffeur people to weddings, and took donations for Barnardos rather than payment.
Abingdon and District Volunteer Drivers
Brian Keaney has also done 24 years. Bill started on 2nd October 1995 and Brian on 4th October 1995.
Abingdon and District Volunteer Drivers
Sue Stevens has done over 20 years. Not only do these three people drive but they have also helped in the office.
Abingdon and District Volunteer Drivers
There were other volunteer drivers and office staff at the meeting. The Mayor of Abingdon-on-Thames, Cllr Charlie Birks, thanked them all for their many hours of service to the community. Most frequent journeys are to the JR and Marcham Road hospitals.

Malvin Drakley was voted in as the new chairman. He is another ex RAF person and well known as one of the people who run the Country Market. (Malvin did 75 drives in the last 8 months.)

2 thoughts on “Abingdon and District Volunteer Drivers honoured

  1. Claire Murray

    Well done Dad (Brian Keaney) – so proud of you!

    Well done to both of your colleagues & all of the other volunteer driving team too 🙂

    Reply

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