Volunteer hero: Bernhard Serwuschok has been supporting Silesia for 25 years

Volunteer hero: Bernhard Serwuschok has been supporting Silesia for 25 years

Vechta, Deutschland - In Vechta, 67-year-old Bernhard Serwuschok is honored for his outstanding voluntary work! In the Goldenstedter town hall, he received the "Good Tat of September" award for his selfless commitment and the organization of over 300 auxiliary transports to Poland. Mayor Alfred Kuhlmann praised his remarkable contribution to the auxiliary project, which he launched after the devastating or flood of 1997 after seeing the destruction in his homeland and decided to actively help how OM Online reported .

Serwuschok, which comes from Klosterbrück near Opole, has covered an impressive 660,000 kilometers with the transports he organized - this corresponds to 17 earth circuits! His tireless effort also includes the management of a relief goods camp by the Maltese in the official district of Oldenburg and the founding of the 2018 Kosovo -Medicine. "Every award is nice, it shows that people see what I do," said Serwuschok, who is still willing to bring support to Silesia, such as Church and Life noted .

lifelong devotion to help

his commitment extends over almost 25 years, in which he drove not only to Poland, but also to Belarus and Lithuania. Even after his retirement, Serwuschok remains active and takes care of the procurement of relief goods. His whole life was shaped by the willingness to help others. Even if the vacation was sacrificed for humanity missions, his will remains strong to guide guided tours for various aid actions. "I have experienced poverty myself," he says, thus shaping the image of a man who, despite personal setbacks, including two heart attacks, tirelessly help and gives hope.