Pam Sibcy (right) is bestowing the 2014 Community Service award to Cyndi Scarpelli

Cyndi Scarpelli, Vice President/Sales Manager of the Beavercreek Sibcy Cline office has been named the company’s Community Service Award winner for 2014. She received this honor at the company’s Celebration of Success on September 4, 2014.

Cyndi’s volunteerism is extensive: She has volunteered at local soup kitchens; Rebuilding Dayton Together (neighborhood revitalization projects); sponsored children through Compassion International; and is involved in Cancer Hope Ministry, where she writes notes of encouragement to those who are suffering with cancer.

In 2006, Cyndi (along with two other friends) formed the “Three Hearts Committee” to sponsor an annual Valentine’s Day Dance to support various charities. The sell-out dance has benefitted Habitat for Humanity; The Other Place (helps to end homelessness in Dayton, Ohio); as well as A Special Wish Foundation (which grants wishes to children with life-threatening illnesses.) Gary Auman, a board member of “A Special Wish Foundation” says of Cyndi, “She is a very giving and dedicated lady who puts her whole heart into making the event one to remember and provide the maximum benefit for our Wish Kids! Over the years that Three Hearts has held the dance benefitting Wish Kids we have averaged over $50,000 each year.”

Cyndi is also very involved with the Dayton Area Board of Realtors. She has served on the community service task force, professional standards committee, technology committee, and grievance committee; and was a member of the first Dayton Area Board of Realtors’ leadership program. She serves on the committee that organizes the Dayton Regional Ambassador Class (in which Realtors can learn about all the rich and vast history in Dayton to better sell the community.) Currently, she’s running for a director’s postion at the Dayton Area Board of Realtors and hopes to represent all of its members. Last year all of her contributions to the board were honored as she was named Dayton Manager of the Year.

Says Cyndi, “My motto is to remember that making a living is not the same as making a life.  I truly believe not to let a day pass without making it count.”