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Tattnall Shrine Club sets donation record to hospitals
Club President Richie Waters leads club in 2023
Front (l to r): Amanda Lively; Dustin Lively; Amy Willett; Jason Willett; Stephen Odum; Beth Dasher; Randall Butler Jr.; Michelle Butler; Lauren Collins; Allison Gates; Tonya Butler; Rodney Butler; Past President Jamey Gates; Past President Stacy Howard;
Front (l to r): Amanda Lively; Dustin Lively; Amy Willett; Jason Willett; Stephen Odum; Beth Dasher; Randall Butler Jr.; Michelle Butler; Lauren Collins; Allison Gates; Tonya Butler; Rodney Butler; Past President Jamey Gates; Past President Stacy Howard; Greenville Shriners Senior Director of Philanthropy Paul Finelli; Past Potentate Clyde Bowie; Lindsay Nail; President 2023 Richie Waters; Past President Dustin Nail; Rodney Todd; Sam Iddins; Alee First Lady Anna Moore; 2023 Potentate Robbie Moore; Past President Ashley Richardson; Greenville Hospitals Associate Board Member Roger Hutchinson; and Past President Greg Strickland. Back row: Morgan Collins, Wesley Meeks, Jerry Balderson, Past President Jay Owens, Kristen Waters, Charlie Brown, Tonya Holland, Dee Brown, Jennifer Green, Brian Green, Wendy Todd, Cheryl Willett, and Tammie Strickland.
The Tattnall Shrine Club is a record-setting club in their fundraising for the Shriners' children's hospitals; their heart for children is evident in the zeal they have to provide for children's medical needs and surgeries. Richie Waters has served as president of the club during 2023, and he was joined by other club members and many of their spouses at the Alee Shrine Ceremonial in Savannah on November 18, 2023, to present the financial donations.