YMCA Announces New Member Services Coordinator

July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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The Kosciusko Community YMCArecently announced the addition of Leah Short as Member Services Coordinator. "Member Services is the backbone of our organization, and it is a vital component to providing exceptional customer service to all our members and guests. I am very excited to have Leah as part of our YMCA staff, she will be a strong addition to our team," says Business Manager Stacey Anderson.

Leah was born and raised in ChiangMai, Thailand where her parents are still missionaries. She moved to Warsaw in 1999 to go to Grace College where she graduated in 2003 with a Counseling degree and a minor in Biblical Studies. Before coming to the YMCA Leah worked at Bashor Children's Home for 3 years where she worked as a Unit Manager. Leah says, "I have really enjoyed working in Warsaw again where I can interact with others and give back to my own community." Leah lives in Warsaw with her husband Michael.[[In-content Ad]]

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The Kosciusko Community YMCArecently announced the addition of Leah Short as Member Services Coordinator. "Member Services is the backbone of our organization, and it is a vital component to providing exceptional customer service to all our members and guests. I am very excited to have Leah as part of our YMCA staff, she will be a strong addition to our team," says Business Manager Stacey Anderson.

Leah was born and raised in ChiangMai, Thailand where her parents are still missionaries. She moved to Warsaw in 1999 to go to Grace College where she graduated in 2003 with a Counseling degree and a minor in Biblical Studies. Before coming to the YMCA Leah worked at Bashor Children's Home for 3 years where she worked as a Unit Manager. Leah says, "I have really enjoyed working in Warsaw again where I can interact with others and give back to my own community." Leah lives in Warsaw with her husband Michael.[[In-content Ad]]
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