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The Limestone County Chapter is involved in many
different activities. The mission of MADD is to enforce effective and workable solutions
to the drunk driving problem and to assist the surviving victims of drinking and driving. MADD uses preventative measures like community awareness and education to help save lives, such as speakers, community events,media coverage, open meetings, literature, impact panels, and web sites to get this information out to the public. MADD also assists victims of drunk driving. They provide the emotional support that only people who have already been through the same situation can provide,referrals to other agencies, and knowledge about the court process. MADD also keeps up with the current legislation, in order to let our congressmen know how we feel about the current laws dealing with drunk driving. The Officers of the Limestone County Chapter of MADD are: President: Marcella Coblentz Vice President: Tracy Daniel Secretary:Penny Borunda Treasurer:Helen Vinson Victim Advocate:Glenda Richardson Here are but a few of the activities of the Limestone County Chapter of MADD......
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6th graders help make red ribbons for
the Project Red Ribbon.
Athens Police Chief Wayne Harper accepts
a $930 check from Glenda Richardson & Julia Scherff representing Limestone County
Chapter of MADD to help fund video equipment that is used to assist the Police in filming
drunk driving suspects.
SADD gets ready for the local Christmas parade
Tie one on with MADD
One of the flyers from the candlelight vigil held by
Limestone County Chapter of MADD
Julia Scherff and Almeta Irwin at
the MADD booth at the Limestone County Chamber of Commerce Fair