Parks and Recreation Director Jorge Sanchez Honored for 29 Years of Service
Jorge Sanchez, the longtime Parks and Recreation Director for the City of Eagle Pass, was celebrated during a heartfelt Retirement Lunch ceremony, recognizing his 29 years of dedicated service. City Manager Homero Balderas, Assistant City Manager Ivan Morua, and Parks and Recreation Department (PARD) staff gathered to honor Sanchez’s career and contributions to the community.
The ceremony highlighted Sanchez’s lasting impact on Eagle Pass, where his leadership shaped numerous projects and initiatives that have enriched the city’s parks and recreation facilities. His dedication to improving public spaces and fostering community programs has left an indelible mark on the lives of residents.
Reflecting on Nearly Three Decades of Service
Over the course of 29 years, Sanchez played a pivotal role in the growth and development of Eagle Pass’s parks and recreational offerings. His tenure was marked by improvements to public spaces, the development of new facilities, and the creation of programs that brought residents together and promoted active lifestyles.
City Manager Homero Balderas praised Sanchez’s commitment and vision during the ceremony. “Jorge’s dedication to the City of Eagle Pass and his tireless efforts to improve our parks and recreational facilities have made a lasting impact. His leadership has truly enriched our community, and we are grateful for his nearly three decades of service,” Balderas said.
Assistant City Manager Ivan Morua also commended Sanchez, emphasizing his role in building a legacy that future generations will benefit from.
Celebrating a Legacy
The Retirement Lunch brought together colleagues, friends, and family to celebrate Sanchez’s achievements and the relationships he cultivated over his career. PARD staff shared heartfelt messages, recalling memorable moments and expressing their gratitude for his guidance and mentorship.
Sanchez’s work has not only enhanced the physical landscape of Eagle Pass but also strengthened the sense of community through initiatives aimed at inclusivity, health, and recreation.
The Maverick Take
Jorge Sanchez’s retirement marks the end of an era for the City of Eagle Pass, but his legacy will continue to inspire those who follow in his footsteps. His 29 years of service exemplify the importance of leadership and dedication in creating a thriving community.
As Eagle Pass looks to the future, Sanchez’s contributions serve as a reminder of the lasting impact that passionate public servants can have on the lives of residents. His work has set a standard for excellence, ensuring that parks and recreational facilities remain a source of pride and joy for the city.
We wish Jorge Sanchez a fulfilling and well-deserved retirement and thank him for his unwavering commitment to Eagle Pass.
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