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Steve Snyder oversees Denver Water's executive communications function. He works with senior management on speaking engagements and public outreach. He also manages Denver Water’s speakers’ bureau and tours program and contributes to both internal and external communication efforts. Before joining Denver Water, Steve held senior communication positions at companies in the
public, private, and non-profit sectors, including Denver International Airport, Frontier Airlines and Saint Joseph Hospital. Steve also worked for 10 years as a television news journalist, garnering local and national awards, including the Edward R. Murrow Award for Journalistic Excellence in 1995. Steve holds Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Communications from Baylor University in Waco.
He is married with two children and lives in Centennial.

The first white cane

On a busy Peoria Street Corner, at 1930, George Bonham, president of the Peoria Lions Club, noticed Elmer Thompson, struggling to cross the busy intersection with a black cane. Befriending Thomas Bothham exterminated with painting his canes in an attempt to create a visible symbol to drivers; one of these canes, displayed here, was painted white with a red tip and ultimately became the first white cane for the blind in America. 

 

Thank you, Lion Mike.    If, during your travel,s you find placards or other things about lions, please submit them