From vision to reality - sometimes all it takes is one person with an idea. Three Welcome to Driftwood signs have been installed alongside Rt 120 East & West and Rt 155 entering the Driftwood Borough area. These signs aren't there to mark the borough boundaries, but are there to provide people with a welcoming visual impression of Driftwood from all 3 directions, to let them know where they are and to welcome them. Local resident Randy Bailey has been working on this project since last spring and after almost a year, the project is well on its way to being finished. When I asked Randy what prompted him to think of this sign project his response was " I live in a beautiful place and am proud to call Cameron County my home. Through working with Sylvan Heritage Council and being involved with a few projects that have turned out really well I wanted to turn my attention to the southern end of the county, for now Driftwood.
Funding was secured from the Driftwood Borough, the Sylvan Heritage Council, the Cameron County Commissioners and Randy Bailey. Sign design was by Action Graphics. Matt Andrews donated top soil and cut stone while J & J service helped with sign installation
Last week commissioners and some members of the Sylvan Heritage Council met with Randy and Jason Fabian ( who helped with sign installation) to see these beautiful signs.
Standing left to right Jim Thomas,Lori Reed, Michelle Clark, Chrissy Slusarick , Phil Jones, Reuben Solveson,Jason Fabian, Randy Bailey
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