Origins of CCC: Said Ghabayen
Said Ghabayen was the president of the Logan Islamic Center when the CCC was founded. He shares his story around the events of 9/11.
Origins of CCC: Doug Thompson
/0 Comments/in Origins of CCC/by Nelda AultDoug Thompson was the mayor of Logan, Utah at the time of 9/11. During that time, he spearheaded the forming of Cache Community Connections with several other faith groups and community leaders to help bring the community together through interfaith events.
Origins of CCC: Marianne Anderson
/0 Comments/in Origins of CCC/by Nelda AultMarianne Anderson is one of the original members of Cache Community Connections. Now living in Flensburg, Germany. Marianne is starting up a similar group to CCC in the town of Flensburg. She continues to be involved with Cache Community Connections from afar via zoom!
Origins of CCC: Teresa Harris
/0 Comments/in Origins of CCC/by Nelda AultTeresa Harris was the Executive Secretary to the Mayor of Logan at the time of 9/11. She has held the position of secretary to Cache Community Connections from its early formation and continues to hold that position at this time. She is given credit by her peers for making CCC successful due to her contributions over these many years.
Origins of CCC: Dean Quayle
/0 Comments/in Origins of CCC/by Nelda AultDean Quayle shares his memories of the founding of CCC.
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