Uncle Irvin: Another giant
04/12/2016 12:52PM ● By Richard Gaw
It is time to officially add another name to the list of community leaders and philanthropists, along with John H. Ware, III and James E. Herr.
Tom Musser, founder and CEO of Tri-M Group LLC, will soon be inducted into the Chester County Business Hall of Fame. Musser's imprint of achievement is especially important to southern Chester County, where Musser lives and works. His crowning achievement was leading the fundraising campaign for the Kennett Y.
Being part of Tom Musser's generation, I can say that without his efforts, there probably would be no Kennett Y, and for certain it would not be a prominent part of the Kennett area.
Tom Musser has a huge record of public service in many different areas, including being a member of the board and a major contributor of the Chester County Hospital.
All of us who call southern Chester County home owe Tom and his family for their gracious generosity.
(Uncle Irvin's column is his opinion only, and is not a news story.)
Tom Musser, founder and CEO of Tri-M Group LLC, will soon be inducted into the Chester County Business Hall of Fame. Musser's imprint of achievement is especially important to southern Chester County, where Musser lives and works. His crowning achievement was leading the fundraising campaign for the Kennett Y.
Being part of Tom Musser's generation, I can say that without his efforts, there probably would be no Kennett Y, and for certain it would not be a prominent part of the Kennett area.
Tom Musser has a huge record of public service in many different areas, including being a member of the board and a major contributor of the Chester County Hospital.
All of us who call southern Chester County home owe Tom and his family for their gracious generosity.
(Uncle Irvin's column is his opinion only, and is not a news story.)
