59th Boyertown Citizen of the Year winner is Roger Lehmann

It takes commitment and determination to accomplish great things, and while one person can’t do it alone-that one person can set the gears in the motion.

Roger Lehmann has been nominated by the community as this year’s Citizen of the Year for his steadfast commitment to the Boyertown area.

‘I don’t do what I do for any kind of reward,’ said Lehmann, stating that he likes to work behind the scenes. ‘How many communities have Citizens of the Year? The award is more than one person-one person can’t do much. It takes a community.’

Lehmann is currently the President for the Board of the Directors of the Boyertown Lions Community Ambulance Service, Inc. He also serves on the Board of Directors of Boyertown Historical Society and the Boyertown Area Fire and Rescue Board. Most recently, a great deal of his time has been devoted to Fenstermacher Exercise Campus project at the Boyertown Community Park and to the Colebrookdale Railroad Tourist Project.’ Boyertown is a community that bands together and accomplishes terrific things. I can’t do what I do without the community’s reciprocal support. ‘In a continued effort to support his community, Roger volunteers for several organizations in the area including the Boyertown Lions Club, Building a Better Boyertown, the Oley Valley Fair and the Boyertown Relay For Life J-Walkers team.