Shane Dunlap | Tribune-Review
Salvation Army Captain Ashley Luzader carries prepared meals for local residents as part of the weekly food bank operation on Friday at the Salvation Army center on East Otterman Street in Greensburg.
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Editor’s note: This is an occasional series examining how the coronavirus pandemic has affected the lives of members of our community.
Ashley Luzader knows the toll the covid-19 pandemic has taken on local families.
She sees it every week as people line up to receive food at the Salvation Army’s outreach center along East Otterman Street in Greensburg.
Courtesy of the Greensburg Salvation Army
A gold Canadian coin donated to the Greensburg Salvation Army this week.
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Greensburg Salvation Army Capt. Ashley Luzader was sorting through the usual pile of change that had been dropped into bell ringers’ red kettles Tuesday when she found something strange an unusually heavy coin wrapped in white paper.
“I was pulling out all the dollars, and I was thinking ‘this feels really heavy.’” she said.
She unwrapped the object to find a solid gold Canadian coin bearing the face of Queen Elizabeth.