Hubert Suhm: Honor for the heart of the EVG Stammtisch in Offenburg!

Hubert Suhm: Honor for the heart of the EVG Stammtisch in Offenburg!

Offenburg, Deutschland - A special anniversary was celebrated in Offenburg: 25 years of the regulars' table of the railway and traffic union (EVG). An occasion that not only emphasizes the long -term tradition of this sociable meeting, but also underlines the importance of social exchange among union members. The regulars' table, originally emerged from the GDBA and Transnet, has brought together numerous members over the years and offers an important space for conversations and networking.

As part of the celebrations, Hubert Suhm, a founding member and passionate representative of the regulars' table, was extensively recognized. Senior director Huber presented him with a wine present as a sign of recognition for his commitment and loyalty. Suhm has always promoted the idea of the regulars' table and makes a significant contribution to the fact that the members feel comfortable and communicate with each other.

incoming appreciation and celebrations

The initial challenges of gaining members for the meetings seem to have long since been overcome. Thanks to increased advertising and an open concept, there is no longer any fear of contact today. The members feel in good hands today and benefit from the regular meetings, which are an important social constant for many. Suhm himself was extremely pleased with the honor and the sociable atmosphere of the anniversary meeting.

As an additional gesture, a round of free beer was offered for the celebration, which certainly contributed to the loose of the conversations. Such social gatherings are not only important for the union, but also promote the sense of community among the members, which is particularly valuable in today's time, in which personal contacts are often neglected.

These successful 25 years are not only a celebration of existence, but also a sign of the future of the regulars' table. It is to be hoped that the commitment of members such as Hubert Suhm will continue to be preserved and that many more years of exchange and camaraderie will follow. As indicated at the beginning of the meeting, the so valuable format may be expanded to win even more members.

The constant development of the regulars' table, which started in less busy times, is an impressive example of how community efforts and passion can advance a whole group. This positive dynamic became significantly noticeable during the anniversary, and the participants were hopeful for the coming years and the continuation of this traditional meeting. Further information and details about the backgrounds of the events can be found