Moneta Lions make park more presentable

Rob Senoski (left) and Pat Bailey relocated weeds from the seating area to a compost pile. Courtesy of Rob Senoski

Moneta Lions Club members (from left) Farris Maddox, Dennis Heenan, Chuck Dideon and Del Bailey planted grass seed, spread mulch and relocated a walkway. Courtesy of Rob Senoski

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Rob Senoski

Friday, August 9, 2013

Several members of the Moneta Lions Club gave up a Saturday morning recently to spruce up Moneta Community Park. The park came about as a joint venture between the Bedford County Parks and Recreation Department and the Moneta Lions Club as a memorial to Lion Curtis Fitzgerald.

Located next to Moneta Elementary School, the park includes a playground area, picnic pavilion and a multi-purpose ball field. Fitzgerald served four terms as president of the Moneta Lions Club and as a zone chairperson and as governor of the Lions of Virginia District 24-E.

Monday, August 12, 2013