Some know him as “ coach”, others know him as “boss”, but here at Camas Prairie we know him as “neighbor”. Mr. Jerime Zimmerman has lived in Grangeville for 4 short years, and in these few years he has already made a tremendous impact on our community. As the head softball coach and an assistant football coach for Grangeville High School Mr. Zimmerman spends most of his free time in the field preparing for next week’s game. As though that isn’t enough, Jerime is also a Grangeville Border Days board member, and a generous supporter of academics, athletics, and extracurricular activities within the school and community.
In the short while Mr. Zimmerman has lived in Grangeville, he has become a contributing community member and person of influence. When asked how others can be present within the community, Jerime responded, “There are so many ways people can contribute. Not everybody has to volunteer with an organization, or donate money. The best way to contribute is to get out and support local events by attending them. If that’s Border Days, High School Sports, or other activities in town, get out and support as many events you can. Organizations putting on the events really appreciate the community support.”
After moving to the Camas Prairie as a new family only 4 years ago, Mr. Jerime Zimmerman’s advice on how to become an active community member is as follows: “My advice is to attend our local events and connect with those working hard to put those events together. Find a group or event you enjoy, see if they need help, and get plugged in.”
The staff at Camas Prairie Eye Clinic would like to thank and express our gratitude for Mr. Jeremy Zimmerman and all that he does for our community!