SCI celebrates 65 years and honors community legends
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SAVANNAH, Ga. () — On Thursday, Senior Citizens Inc. (SCI), the nonprofit organization focused on promoting successful aging, marked its 65th anniversary with the Legends, Leaders and Life Well Lived Luncheon held at The Palmetto Club at The Landings.

The luncheon honored three outstanding individuals who exemplify what it means to live a life of service, compassion, and community impact:

  • Dr. Otis S. Johnson – A trailblazing leader and former Savannah mayor, Dr. Johnson has dedicated his life to education, civil rights, and championing underrepresented communities.
  • Camille O’Neill – A devoted educator and community servant, Mrs. O’Neill has uplifted thousands through her work in schools and volunteer leadership.
  • John A. White, Sr. – A World War II veteran, Medal of Honor recipient, and one of Savannah’s “Original Nine” African-American police officers, Mr. White is a true American hero whose legacy continues to inspire.

Patti Lyons, the president of Senior Citizens Inc., remarked, “Celebrating our 65th anniversary offers a wonderful opportunity to reflect on our mission and the individuals who make it possible. This year’s honorees truly represent the essence of a well-lived life, continuing to influence our community’s future with elegance and determination.”

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