Friday, March 21, 2014
Volunteer in the Limelight: Robert Cuffel
Just a couple short months ago, Robert Cuffel became the newest member of our Hyde Shuttle Volunteer Driver team in Des Moines. We were all elated to have him on board, as the program was (and still is) in great need of additional drivers. Robert seamlessly adjusted to his new role with a wonderful can-do attitude and has already become an invaluable part of the Hyde community.
Therefore, we thought it might be nice to hear his fresh perspectives as the “new kid on the block.” He provided us with the following responses about his experiences as a volunteer shuttle driver thus far:
- What made you decide to become a Hyde Shuttle volunteer driver? As a retiree, I wanted to give back to our community. There is a great need.
- What do you enjoy most about serving as a driver thus far? The clients are wonderful. I feel fortunate helping out.
- What has been the most interesting part of this volunteer job? The most interesting and challenging part was to become familiar with the addresses. I generally drive to familiar locations without taking note of the addresses. It was somewhat humbling to view driving in this new context.
- Why do you think this is such a needed service in our community? People are very busy with the demands of their jobs, families and friends. In my case, I wasn't aware of how the great the need is.
- Is there anything that you’ve learned or reflected about because of your role of volunteer driver that you’d like to share with us? How very fortunate I and my family are to have independence and good health to enjoy.
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- “Behind the Wheel” offers stories, reflections, news and updates about Sound Generations’ (formerly Senior Services') Transportation Program. Throughout King County, our inspiring volunteers provide needed mobility to local seniors, supporting them in their efforts to remain independent, healthy, and happy. Please drop by to read more about the unique experiences of our volunteers, clients and staff!
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