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Tri-Cities Fall 2026 District Director Message

Oct 15, 2026
Clock lying in a bed of autumn leaves

As we prepare to “fall back” and gain an extra hour, it feels a bit ironic that the clocks are slowing down just as our excitement for the season is picking up. This time of year is filled with so much to anticipate and celebrate, from our upcoming Boo Bash for families and Seahawks Watch Party, to providing Thanksgiving meals for those who could use the extra support and, of course, our beloved Holiday Lane event. While the days may be getting shorter, our opportunities to connect, give back, and create meaningful memories continue to grow. 

Sharon Gentry, Tri-Cities District Director

Fall is a season that naturally invites reflection, gratitude, and togetherness. It reminds us to slow down long enough to appreciate the people, friendships, and partnerships that make our work here at LCSNW so special. Whether we are gathering with families for a fun event, cheering on our favorite team, helping ensure that neighbors have a Thanksgiving meal, or celebrating the holidays together, each activity represents the spirit of service and connection that defines us. As the leaves change and another year begins to wind down, we are reminded of how much there is to be thankful for. The extra hour we gain may be small, but the moments we share, the lives we touch, and the memories we create throughout this season are truly priceless.  

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