When asked about her inspiration to continue serving, McColl stated in the release, “I love this community. Since I was 22 years old, I have volunteered in this community, state and country. I have learned that if things are to be better, it will be up to us. I have been able to meet new friends and extended family members. I have been able to see the faces and tears of the many people we have helped in our community and many I have cried with. I have seen women and men climb the ladder of success because they cared enough to help others. I love the boards that I have been asked to serve on."
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