A handicap ramp makes it much easier for Mrytis Parker to get to her door.
Members and leaders of Boy Scout Troop 235 of Chester built the ramp as a community service project.
POMEROY — An access ramp built by members of Boy Scout Troop 235 at the Pomeroy home of Myrtis Parker makes it much easier for her to get from the street to her front door.
While the scouts and the leaders of the Troop provided all the labor, the project was primarily funded by the New Beginnings Methodist Church in Pomeroy, pastored by the Rev. Brian Dunham. Some additional contributions toward the cost came from Joe Struble of Pomeroy and the Boy Scout Troop.
All of the work which went into constructing the ramp was provided by the Troop 235 including Scoutmaster Erik Aanestad, Assistant Scoutmaster Don Swatzel, and Troop committee members, Mike Evans, Mike Harbour, Bob Brooks, and Jeff Nottingham. Scouts working on the project included Sean Evans, Ryan Harbour, Andy Brooks, and Isaac Nottingham.
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