Oswestry care home celebrates 50 Years of service

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Oswestry care home celebrates 50 Years of serviceBluebell View Care Home in Oswestry, Shropshire is incredibly proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of resident, Bill Bowen, who at the age of 93 continues to inspire those around him with his dedication to community service and charity work.

Bill, who has already been honoured with the British Empire Medal (BEM) by the late Queen Elizabeth, for his exceptional contributions to the Oswestry community, has now received another prestigious award. He has been awarded the 50-Year Chevron from Lions Club International, a global organisation renowned for its commitment to community wellbeing, charitable causes, and humanitarian work.

The Lions Club International 50-Year Chevron is a significant recognition of Bill’s unwavering dedication to service and philanthropy. As a longstanding member, his contributions have made a lasting impact in both his local community and beyond. His tireless efforts in helping others and supporting charitable initiatives have touched the lives of many, and this new recognition is a testament to his incredible commitment and passion for giving back.

Beverly Sterry, Home manager at Bluebell View said:
“We are so proud of Bill and all that he has achieved. His resilience, kindness, and continuous efforts to help others, even at 93, are an inspiration to us all.”

The presentation of the 50-Year Chevron is yet another milestone in a life filled with generosity and an unwavering spirit of volunteerism.

Bluebell View Care Home joins Bill’s family, friends, and the community in celebrating this remarkable achievement. We look forward to many more years of Bill’s wisdom, warmth, and continued contributions to those around him.