The St. George Exchange Club Honors Those Who Fly the Flag

St. George, UT – The St. George Exchange Club recently honored local individuals and a business through a program they promote called PROUDLY WE HAIL, chaired by club member Mark Loosli. The program recognizes individuals and businesses in our community that fly the American Flag 24/7. Those honored were honored and presented plaques at the St. George Exchange Club’s regular weekly breakfast meeting held on Thursday, June 12th at 7:30 am at George’s Corner Restaurant.

The St. George Exchange Club honored Mae and JC Broadhead and Southwest Behavioral Health Center for flying the American Flag 24/7. Mr. Broadhead mentioned that even though he served 20 years in the US Navy, it is his wife who really served the military by helping raise their children. JC said he has always wanted to show his love for the United States by flying the flag 24/7. Mr. Robert Powell of Southwest Behavioral Health Center said that since his agency serves the community, it was important to fly the flag 24/7. Powell mentioned that Southwest Behavioral Health Center has flown their flag since their building opened in 2003 at 474 W 200 N., in St. George.

About St. George Exchange Club
Exchange, America's Service Club, is a group of men and women working together to make our communities better places to live through programs of service in Americanism, Community Service, Youth Activities, and its national project, the Prevention of Child Abuse. The St. George Exchange Club was established in 1974. The St. George Exchange Club meets every Thursday Morning from
7:30 am to 8:30 am at George’s Corner Restaurant located at 2 West St George Blvd., St George, Utah, USA. Club members and guests enjoy breakfast, informative speakers, and participate in relaxed social interaction. Projects and programs sponsored by the St. George Exchange Club include the St George Marathon Mayors Walk, Southern Utah Performing Arts Festival, Children’s Justice Center, Freedom Shrines, giveakidaflagtowave, Proudly We Hail, and The St. George Ironman Kids Fun Run. If you are interested in joining or giving a presentation to our club, contact us at phone 435-574-9904.

Pictured are (L to R) Brett Labrum, St. George Exchange Club president; Robert Powell of Southwest Behavioral Health Center; Mae & JC Broadhead; and Mark Loosli, PROUDLY WE HAIL program chair.