70 years of commitment: Peter Gessl as the model of the Red Cross

70 years of commitment: Peter Gessl as the model of the Red Cross

The Red Cross in the Lilienfeld-St. Aegyd organized a special celebration last Saturday: Peter Gessl turned 70. Gessl has been part of the organization for more than 40 years and has developed an estimated place in the community due to his tireless efforts.

During the celebrations, numerous members recognized his merits. The Vice President of the Red Cross Lower Austria, Werner Schlögl, emphasized that Gessl is a key person in the club whose commitment has inspired many people. "Peter embodies the true spirit of the Red Cross - cohesion, compassion and the willingness to be there for others," added Schlögl.

a life devoted to service

Peter Gessl is known for his strong commitment and willingness to help. His work has positively influenced many people's lives. His colleagues not only appreciate his well -founded skills, but also his humanity and constant smile, which he brings in with every service. It is this combination of professionalism and warm attitude that makes Gessl a model for many in the organization.

Helmut Kurz, a long -time companion Gesls, underlined how important it is to have such personalities in the community: "Peter gives us an incentive to do our best. He is not only a colleague, but also a friend and mentor."

In addition to Schlögl, Günther Wagner, Manfred Stettner and many other members were present at the celebration, who pronounced their best wishes and honored the tireless efforts that he has provided for the Red Cross over the years.

It is not only the age that was celebrated, but above all the life and work of a man who has put himself in the service of humanity. Such events are important in order to honor the merits of long -standing members and motivate new generations to follow the example of Peter Gessl. His work in the Red Cross remains a shining example for numerous others who also want to get involved in the sense of charity.

In today's world, in this year's review of the past few years, the importance of voluntary commitment emphasizes that personalities like Peter Gessl are invaluable. It remains to be hoped that his role model also inspires younger people to work for others and to follow the ethical principle of the Red Cross - humanity.