Also sporting family wide involvement. Helen Petitjean's contributions thru Club secretary, hospitality chairperson, Dog Show volunteer and 5K organizer was rallied by her son's/daughter's/grandchildren's input. Always available, Helen worked side by side with past HHB President, Carol & Leona Jacobs.

Expanding the festival awareness double-fold. Mrs. Petitjean added area school involvement and is still personally active with bike give-a-ways, the Brown Bag school event and a honors annual roll party that is legend.

Another husband-wife team, Jody and Lana Hall brought their Disney skills to Honeybee, raising the bar to more degrees, yet Mrs. Hall's organizational skills have nurtured the largest non-holiday parade in the South. Adding events and vendors to concert with the City of Hahira's new Community Train Depot venue.
The event stretches down Main Street, wraps around the Depot and crawls down the side streets busting at the seams.

Her leadership skills as coordinator of the HHB have ushered in a modern-day festival production indicative of much larger towns with professional staff while still featuring a small hometown volunteer club.

Miss Lana's daughter, Sherri, is an active crafter and helps her mother research through the world wide web for ideas and support services.

Most proud of the non-profit standard the committee maintains, the HHB gives back to the community in the tens of thousands. Schools, scouts, cancer programs, local events; the libraries and local support services benefit from donations dispersed annually.

Always open to suggestions, these women have shaped a legacy of giving with reputation of maintaining the sweet southern Christian community. God is smiling.