A community can be best defined by the people who live and work there. Every day men and women serve important roles as police officers, business owners, city officials, parents and even "latrine queens." To get an accurate reflection of a community, it is necessary to get the story behind the faces. YourHub.com’s editorial staff has set out to tell these important stories and honor the men and women who make this a great community to live in.
Look for Faces of South Aurora in the Rocky Mountain News on Saturday, July 26, or enjoy now by reading about your neighbors, testing your trivial knowledge about South Aurora or mapping the places we and YourHub.com reader-writers visited.
Get to know the Faces of South Aurora Profiled by YourHub.com staff:
Sean Beirne/Arapahoe Park track caller (link)
Sharon Duwaik/community development specialist (link)
Roger Hill/storm chaser (link)
Alina Hubchik/coffee shop shift manager (link)
Anne Jacobs/confectioner (link)
Katherine Keeley/cafe owner and baker (link)
Esther Lewis/hot sauce maker (link)
John Magnuson/Murphy Creek Golf Course superintendent (link)
Jon Marek/Aurora police officer (link)
Pam Mills/hypnotherapist (link)
Mike Overton/pooper scooper (link)
Amy Silverberg/summer camp director (link)
Ed Tauer/Aurora mayor (link)
Betty Walter/race car driver (link)
Profiled by YourHub.com readers:
Victor Andersen/Community College of Aurora astronomer (link)
Aurora firefighters (link)
Gordon Davis/Aurora History Museum executive director (link)
Michael Dawson/equine therapist (link)
Patricia Goodman/murder mystery troupe director (link)
Nancy Kiernan/therapeutic rec program director (link)
Cheri Long/realtor (link)
Jen Marine/family coordinator (link)
Jeffrey Nickelson/theater director (link)
Andy Niemann/swim coach (link)
Richard Niezen/Aurora Symphony conductor (link)
Rachel Veryser/hair stylist (link)