During Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, the Board of Legislators in Westchester County recognized three small business owners for their outstanding contributions and impact on the community. Among them was Dr. Yung Yi Diana Pan from Hastings-on-Hudson, who was honored for her exceptional achievements and commitment to promoting inclusivity within the community.
In addition to Dr. Pan, Lili and Sam (Mun) Moy, owners of a business in Rye, were also celebrated for their generosity and positive influence on the local town. These recognitions highlight the importance of celebrating and acknowledging the diverse voices and contributions of individuals during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in Westchester County. It is a time to appreciate and honor the valuable contributions that members of the Asian Pacific American community make to enrich the cultural tapestry of the county.
The Board of Legislators took time out to recognize these small business owners for their outstanding contributions during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. The honorees include Dr. Yung Yi Diana Pan from Hastings-on-Hudson, who has been recognized for her exceptional achievements and dedication to promoting inclusivity within the community. Lili and Sam (Mun) Moy from Rye were also acknowledged for their generosity and positive influence on their local town.
These recognitions serve as a reminder that we should celebrate and recognize diverse voices during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in Westchester County. We must appreciate the valuable contributions that members of our Asian Pacific American community make towards enriching our cultural tapestry.
It’s important that we take a moment during this month to acknowledge these individuals who have made significant contributions to our community. We need to appreciate their hard work and dedication towards building a more inclusive society where everyone feels valued.
By honoring these small business owners, we are not only recognizing their individual achievements but also celebrating the diversity that makes up our communities in Westchester County.