By: Emily Dammeyer, Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce
Video Design: Ellen Dziubek
Video Design: Ellen Dziubek
This past Sunday, Chamber employees had a great time volunteering at the 2016 Toledo Air Show. From meeting the public, to enjoying spectacular displays from the U.S. Air Force Thunder Birds and the Army Golden Nights, all staff had an excellent experience. This was a wonderful opportunity for the Chamber to show our support for the 180th Fighter Wing and thank the men and women of the armed forces for their service to our country.
The Chamber's Communications Manager had the opportunity to meet the Golden Knights just minutes after they landed at the Toledo Express Airport on Friday morning. Staff Sgt. Kenneth Severin, who has been with the Golden Knights for 4 years, shared his excitement to be in Toledo. "We are excited to be here performing in the Toledo Air Show. I hear its the first air show that Toledo has had in 11 years and we're honored to be a part of it."
The Chamber's Communications Manager had the opportunity to meet the Golden Knights just minutes after they landed at the Toledo Express Airport on Friday morning. Staff Sgt. Kenneth Severin, who has been with the Golden Knights for 4 years, shared his excitement to be in Toledo. "We are excited to be here performing in the Toledo Air Show. I hear its the first air show that Toledo has had in 11 years and we're honored to be a part of it."
 Jocelyn enjoyed touring the static displays! | "As a volunteer, it was refreshing to see a large crowd of individuals work together to support the Airshow. Everyone, from volunteers to patrons, was so wonderful and the show was one-of-a-kind!" |
"The 2016 Toledo airshow was a great opportunity for the region to show its support for the men and women of our armed forces and to say thank you for their service. The chance to see the professionalism and capabilities of the aircrews and their planes first-hand was inspiring." - Brian Dicken, Vice President, Advocacy and Public Policy
Chamber President Wendy Gramza and her daughter are all smiles while making lunch for the masses.
 | Emily Dammeyer is the Communications Manager at the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce. She has a background in Social Media Management and received a degree in Organizational Communication from Miami University. |
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