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Voluntary commitment: Josef Rösch receives the Bavarian Decoration of Honor
Josef Rösch from Maxhütte-Haidhof receives the badge of honor from the Bavarian Prime Minister for over 50 years of volunteer work.
Voluntary commitment: Josef Rösch receives the Bavarian Decoration of Honor
Josef Rösch, a committed citizen from Birkenhöhe, was recently honored for his outstanding volunteer work. District Administrator Thomas Ebeling presented him with the Badge of Honor from the Bavarian Prime Minister, an award that is a great honor for many. Ebeling emphasized the importance of recognizing people who work tirelessly for the common good.
Rösch's commitment extends over more than five decades, particularly in the poultry breeding association in Ponholz and the surrounding area. Since his election as first chairman in 1972, he has had a decisive influence on the club. Under his leadership, the dream of having our own clubhouse with a poultry hall was realized. Rösch's tireless commitment and skill have made numerous events possible that have made the club known in the region.
The appreciation of volunteer work
The awarding of the badge of honor is not only a personal award for Rösch, but also a symbol of the importance of volunteer work in Bavaria. Voluntary work is a cornerstone of a vibrant society as it promotes togetherness and the common good. People who invest their time and energy in the community are encouraged in their work by such honors.
In addition, Rösch received the Golden Volunteer Card, which was presented by Josef Schmid, the third mayor of Maxhütte-Haidhof. This card, which is issued by the Schwandorf Learning Region, offers its holders numerous discounts at various providers throughout Bavaria. It's a nice gesture that underlines the appreciation for volunteer work.
An interesting fact: From 1992 to 2005, Rösch was also chairman of the Schwandorf district association of pedigree poultry breeders. Following his term, he was named Honorary Chairman, further highlighting his achievements and influence in the community.
Josef Rösch's honor is an example of how important voluntary work is for society. It shows that there are people willing to give their time and energy for the good of others, and that such efforts do not go unnoticed.