The First Universalist Church of Auburn recently presented its Rose Window award to Merry Carver of Lewiston and Diane Chasse of Auburn in recognition of their outstanding service to the congregation.
Merry Carver of Lewiston, left, and Diane Chasse of Auburn. Submitted photo
Carver and Chasse have both impacted the community with their compassion and care as active members of the Caring Web. In their long-standing dedication to this role, they have been serving congregants with meals, visits, phone calls and errands whenever a need arises for many years, according to a news release from Toby Haber-Giasson at the church.
They both also serve on the pastoral ministry team and the sabbatical committee.
Their dedication also extends to other areas of church life.
Chasse is also an active volunteer for the Pleasant Street Drop-in Center, providing meals and care for the unhoused community.
Carver has served on the membership committee as a greeter and usher, and she has donated many of her handmade quilts to church fundraisers.
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