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Susan receives a plaque from Bourne Fire Chief Charles Klueber in appreciation and recognition for her hard work and persistance in helping make the new Sagamore Beach Fire Station a reality.  The presentation took place during the dedication ceremony and open house capping off Fire Safety Week

Susan welcomes Marine Cpl. PeterBlake III back home from his tour of duty in Iraq at a celebration in his honor. 

Cpl. Blake was presented with a Citation from the House of Representatives as well as a Proclaimation from Governor Romney and Lt. Gov. Healy.

Susan presents a citation to Dana Ferrante of Carver who was honored at a State House ceremony for her achievement in Level 1 of the
Massachusetts Center for the Book "Letter About Literature 2005" program.  Dana is a fifth-grader at Rising Tide Charter School.

Susan presents Dick "Thermometer Man" Porter with a Citation for being named to the Guinness Book of World Records for having the world's largest thermometer collection. The Thermometer Museum is located on Zarahemla Road in Onset.

Susan presents George Coleman, Area Leader of the Onset Community Crime Watch, with a check for $4,000 from drug dealers' forfeited funds. Susan served as a member of Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz's forfeited funds review committee. Also pictured with Susan are D.A. Cruz, Wareham Police Chief Tom Joyce and Sgt. Delaney.

 

Susan presents the Boston Post Cane to Wareham's oldest citizen, Barlena Hagen. She is 102.

 

Susan with former White House advisor, David Gergen, after his address June 9th, 2004 at the State House.

 

On a typically beautiful day in Wareham, Susan tours a local cranberry bog; one of several South Shore locations that produce the Commonwealth's number one agricultural export.

 

As Susan and parents Clyde and Gale look on, Bourne High School junior Jeffrey Toombs receives a 2003 "Excellent Student" award from Lieutenant Governor Kerry Healey.

 

To help youth constituents learn about the State House and the legislative process, Susan hosts students from the Wareham Middle School on a tour of the state capitol building.

 

To discuss how to bring important federal resources to the Commonwealth, Susan meets with Massachusetts native Andrew H. Card, Jr. who serves as Chief of Staff to President George W. Bush.

 

In honor of outgoing Bourne Friends Food Pantry Director Joyce Lindberg, Susan and new Director Barbara Gordon celebrate at a local eatery.

 

Governor Mitt Romney and Susan welcome locals to an end-of-summer traditional New England Clambake, at Warr’s Marina in Wareham.

 

While in the nation’s capital to discuss key issues with federal officials, Susan veers off a White House tour and, in a lighthearted moment, takes to the podium to play spokesperson.