2001 - Saginaw County

Board of Commissioners October 16, 2001
permanent record and duly inscribed upon parchment and presented
to them.
Respectfully submitted,
SAGINAW COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Robert L. Fish, Chair
Susan Kaltenbach, Clerk
Certificate Of Recognition
Presented To:
Rev. Desmon Daniel, Iola Williams,
Oreata Knuckles, Rev. Stan L. Sims, Willie M. Merkerson
Friday, November 3, 2001
The Saginaw County Board of Commissioners is taking this
opportunity to acknowledge you for your unselfish contribution to
the Saginaw Community.
Your personal commitment, and courage have made significant
alms toward up lifting humanity and it shows by the reflection of
the Women's Progressive Club motto - "Lifting as We Climb."
Therefore, we join your family, friends and colleagues at
this time in wishing you the best in future endeavors.
ON BEHALF OF THE
SAGINAW COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Robert L. Fish, Chair
Adopted: October 16, 2001
RESOLUTION OF RECOGNITION
Presented To:
DR. SAMUEL H. SHAHEEN
WHEREAS, This afternoon, Friday, October 19, 2001, we are gathered
here at the County Event Center for the 9th Annual Minority
Business Month Luncheon. The theme is: "The Foresight of Doing
Business"; and,
WHEREAS, It affords us great pleasure to honor one of the keynote
speakers for this occasion, Dr. Samuel H. Shaheen, highly
respected physician and entrepreneur; and,
WHEREAS, Dr. Shaheen, certified in Family Practice, has served the
Saginaw County community since 1952. His professional affiliates
include: the Saginaw Osteopathic Society, and the Michigan
Osteopathic Association; and,
WHEREAS, Dr. Shaheen is actively involved in the community through
his membership at St. Thomas Aquinas Church, the Community Affairs
Committee, and the 100 Club of Saginaw County which benefits
families of firemen and police officers; and,
WHEREAS, One of Dr. Shaheen’s best known work is the conversion of
a one-time K-Mart on State Street into the Horizons Conference
Center. His other outstanding building, remodeling land
development accomplishments are, the Davenport Inn, Timbers
Restaurant, the Frame Shop, several nursing care facilities and
the multi-million dollar Michigan Cardiovascular Institute; and,
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