On behalf of the entire membership, we would like to say a huge “thank you” to James Tenney of Bayshore Auto Repair who learned about the Coos Bay-North Bend Rotary Club’s Park Project and wanted to help. He learned about it from Mariss Stevens of Frying Nemo Oregon Coast LLC who donated a portion of sales to the park project. Earlier this month concepts were unveiled to show the potential designs of Airport Heights Park in North Bend. The club welcomes any support of the project. To date, in-kind donations from work revitalizing the park have been made by Knife River Materials, the Coos County Airport District which owns the park, Bayshore Paint, Samantha Oswald of National Real Estate, NW Natural, and Salvation Army. Thank you Bayshore Auto and James Tenney for your belief that we can make a beautiful contribution to the livability in the Bay Area through outdoor activities by your financial support. Stay tuned for our FAQ about the park and how you can donate.Photos from Coos Bay - North Bend Rotary's post