There is always something to be thankful for in Missouri

By State Rep. Bruce Sassmann, Missouri’s 61st District
Posted 11/22/23

For your benefit, there are community leaders gathering in Montgomery County to discuss economic development for the region.

There are those working behind the scenes to bring economic …

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There is always something to be thankful for in Missouri

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For your benefit, there are community leaders gathering in Montgomery County to discuss economic development for the region.

There are those working behind the scenes to bring economic advantages to the Gasconade Valley Enterprise Zone. Many more are gathering at the Governor’s Agricultural Conference to strengthen our farming industry. schools, Chambers of Commerce, healthcare, law enforcement, and many more organizations work together every day to make our life better.

Missouri is at its greatest when we care for and look out for one another, and there is no better time than now to reaffirm our commitment to being good neighbors and good citizens. While we have much to be thankful for, collaboration is essential to ensure that future generations enjoy even greater blessings.

The strength and resilience of our communities is based on the belief that we can work together to make life better for all. I appreciate and encourage your involvement in those activities and institutions essential to the fabric of our lives.

My hope for you is that you have a wonderful holiday; remember those that put themselves in harm’s way and the laborers and volunteers working behind the scenes to improve your quality of life. Thank you for another wonderful year as your representative. And remember, there is always something to be thankful for, now and always. May you and your family have a happy and blessed Thanksgiving.

You can email us at bruce.sassmann@house.mo.gov or call Jill Ryals at 573-751-6668. We look forward to hearing from you.